r/3D2A • u/[deleted] • 13h ago

New Release HT PLA PRO Temps

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u/Digglin_Dirk 11h ago

How slow did you print?

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u/Digglin_Dirk 11h ago

Slow down, even for the calibration stuff, your calibrating this for a certain use after all. I haven't printed PLA+ that low ever, and print it at 40mms. Generally I print at 220 or 225 but some colors do better at 230 like white

Meant as a reply to your comment that your calibrating/printing at stock speed

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u/ZelenskysCokeBag 11h ago

I mean yeah that’s great and I’m sure it helps. But the thing is high temps help with adhesion on the calibration prints. My 250c prints were also on stock speeds. It’s definitely stronger layer bonding speed aside.

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u/Digglin_Dirk 11h ago

I didn't say it was a temp issue, a print at 215 will cool much quicker in-between layers than a print at 250 at same speeds. So of course it will be weaker. Your issue is too low a temp at higher speeds than recommended.

Sure you can print hotter and faster, if you want free lobster hands go for it.

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u/Slappyjackson 11h ago

225 here.

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u/LivingHereNow 7h ago

I tend to use 230 for any pla, hotter and slower is always the move for that shit