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--- projects:3dprint:troubleshooting [2023/10/20 15:26] – [Print speed] jattie
+++ projects:3dprint:troubleshooting [2023/10/20 18:04] (current) – [Print speed] jattie
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 PETG is very sensitive to print speed.((https://www.wevolver.com/article/tips-to-improve-petg-bed-adhesion)) 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.
-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. //Some users report good results with faster speeds for the first layers.//
 To correct the print speed setting, increase the print speed value by increments of 5-10 millimeters/second until you push it to the highest value where you don’t experience any problems.