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^Nozzle temperature|220-255|5| | ^Nozzle temperature|220-255|5| | ||
^Print speed|60mm/ | ^Print speed|60mm/ | ||
- | ^Coasting|nozzle dia cubed/ | + | ^Coasting|nozzle dia cubed/ |
^Wipe distance|1.2mm|0.01mm| | ^Wipe distance|1.2mm|0.01mm| | ||
^Combing|disabled|enabled| | ^Combing|disabled|enabled| | ||
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===== Travel speed ===== | ===== Travel speed ===== | ||
- | To correct the travel speed setting, increase the travel speed value by increments of 5-10 millimeters/ | + | To correct the travel speed((https:// |
Travel moves should be as fast as possible, at least 120 mm/s, to avoid oozing. | Travel moves should be as fast as possible, at least 120 mm/s, to avoid oozing. | ||
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===== Print speed ===== | ===== Print speed ===== | ||
- | PETG is very sensitive to print speed. Print too fast, and you’ll have poor layer adhesion, extruder skipping, and low print quality, but print too slow, and you’ll end up with deformed parts, stringing, and oozing. | + | PETG is very sensitive to print speed.((https:// |
- | In general, the material is best printed at a slow speed, ideally around 60 mm/s. This leads to improved bonding and cooling, and consequently better print quality. Some users report good results with faster speeds for the first layers. | + | In general, the material is best printed at a slow speed, ideally around 60 mm/s. This leads to improved bonding and cooling, and consequently better print quality. |
To correct the print speed setting, increase the print speed value by increments of 5-10 millimeters/ | To correct the print speed setting, increase the print speed value by increments of 5-10 millimeters/ |
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