Polymaker PA6-CF Filament Profile Print and Support Settings for X1C. High Quality and Strength!
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Polymaker PA6-CF Filament Profile Print and Support Settings for X1C. High Quality and Strength!
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Print profile and Filament settings for Polymaker PA6-CF. Also included are support settings that remove clean, and eliminate the need for any support material. These settings are what I have found to produce an excellent finish with great layer adhesion, creating a very strong part. These settings are also meant to prevent warpage. I spent an entire day, and $45 of filament figuring these settings out.
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I am on a Ender 3v 2 so I can’t use all of the settings but I used as many as I could and it turned out great the stringing is just my printer does it with every profile and this profile made it better
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Glad to hear it could help
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Great support settings
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Hi, what would the print settings be in order to print nicely with pa6-cf.
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Adjusting the speeds, flow, and temperature of the bed mainly. Polymaker likes a lower temp bed than most nylons.
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im sorry, I should have specified. I'm using bambu labs PA6-CF. I printed all parts successfully, minus the body. For some reason it sliced it funky on the body. I also want to reprint frame 4.5mm thick. Printed with X1E.
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Replying to @flybwitz
I apologize I did not see this sooner. My settings in this profile are for the Polymaker brand PA6-CF and PA612-CF only. Bambu's PA6-CF will need different settings, unfortunately I have not tried their PA6-CF so I do not have settings for this filament.
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Nothing would seem to print right with these settings. It could just be me or my filament
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Have you properly dried your filament? Nylon is VERY hydroscopic and absorbs moisture like crazy. Even brand new rolls need dried for a decent time before use.
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yes it was dried for 2 weeks at 70 C
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Perfekt ironing!
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