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Ironing test for ironing speeds from 15 to 40mm/s and flow from 10 to 50%&nbsp;This is a smaller version for smaller surfaces and/or a faster faster guess. If you are searching for a more accurate print for larger surfaces,<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/398777" rel="nofollow noopener"> my other model </a>is probably better for you.<h3>Instructions</h3><ul><li>on bambu mobile: select your printer, plate and filament(profile) and just hit print</li><li>on bambu studio: same as above, but if you need to switch your printer, make sure you enable “Advance” in the “Process” Menu before switching printer, or some ironing settings might get lost (depending on your bambu studio version). Thanks to <a href="/en/@GianfLab" rel="nofollow">@GianfLab</a> for letting me know!</li></ul><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/779174/2024-03-21_12f81c5536987.png"></figure><h3>Notes:</h3><ul><li>Dial in your filament first (flow, pressure advance) or this print won't make a lot of sense</li><li>Results will be different for different filament types (materials) and often also different filaments, sometimes even for the same brand&product but different color (same as with most filament settings/calibrations)</li><li>For filaments that tend to blob (e.g. PETG) it might make sense to check for blobbing frequently and/or only print 1 stripe at a time. Having “half-liquid” filament around your nozzle while ironing will affect the ironing result.</li></ul>

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