TPU Temperature Tower (temp tower) G Code Remixed by 3dprintnow

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X1 Carbon

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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47 min

1 plate

4.7(16)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

EASY PROCESS

You MUST INSERT THE G CODE:

Select the edit button to the right of your printer model to bring up printer settings.

2. Select the “Machine G-code” tab

3. Scroll down to “Layer change G-code.” Now copy and paste this code above the current G-code (DO NOT REMOVE the current G-code, simply copy and paste it above.

{if layer_num==0} M104 S190{endif};

{if layer_num==28} M104 S195{endif};

{if layer_num==53} M104 S200{endif};

{if layer_num==78} M104 S205{endif};

{if layer_num==103} M104 S210{endif};

{if layer_num==128} M104 S215{endif};

{if layer_num==153} M104 S220{endif};

{if layer_num==178} M104 S225{endif};

{if layer_num==203} M104 S230{endif};

YOU ARE DONE :) You can slice the file, and select Temperature colour scheme to check if it worked and you will see a rainbow coloured model with different colours for each of the layers

Comment & Rating (27)

@svnjcby

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Im zweiten Anlauf auch mit Temperaturprofil

(Edited)

@PNWWoodworks

while this tower is labeled as being for TPU, however on its foot it is labeled for PLA. Further, the temps are, for the most part, well above the range suggested for nearly all TPU filaments (generally 205C to 2235C). So this test is effectively useless for most of the range of TPU. I had started the print but canceled once I noticed these issues in Studio as its just a waste of filament and wont provide anything but the upper range of TPU (and well past it).

The designer has replied

@3dprintnow

Thanks it seems I uploaded the wrong file. Will change it tonight.

@mtu1065

It is still not forbidden to think by yourself. I Use the tower für an ABS test right now. I changed the temps, so now the nozzle temps are 10°C more than the text says and i don't care what is printed into the foot because it doesn't matter at all. It's the only Tower/Print file where the gcode is provided seperatly and i am very thankful for that.

@PNWWoodworks

Replying to @mtu1065 :

cool story bro. maybe you should learn to read though… it’s literally labeled as TPU Temp tower. also, what kind of simp feels it necessary to swoop in and white knight for some random dude on a 3d printing site? get a life.

@MrSir

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

You'll need to upsize this for it to be any use

The designer has replied

@3dprintnow

Hello, no you dont, just insert the Gcode

@3dprintnow

Hey all, the 3mf has been updated with the corrected: {if layer_num==0} M104 S220{endif}; {if layer_num==28} M104 S225{endif}; {if layer_num==53} M104 S230{endif}; {if layer_num==78} M104 S235{endif}; {if layer_num==103} M104 S240{endif}; {if layer_num==128} M104 S245{endif}; {if layer_num==153} M104 S250{endif}; {if layer_num==178} M104 S255{endif}; {if layer_num==203} M104 S260{endif};

@kdizzxx

When i pulled this model off makerworld. it still didn't have any gcode. consider updating the instructions above? It still has the old gcode. nearly printed at 190.

@richbo

Thanks for sharing this! I was looking for a way to test the new Bambu TPU HF filament. This may help me reduce the stringing I'm experiencing. I like the way you set the temperature for each level. This showed me a new way to control the temperature per layer! In the past I was using the layer slider to enter the custom Gcode as each layer started. However I believe your layer breaks are a bit off as you have the temperature for the 220 section beginning at the start of the 225 section, instead of at the beginning of the 220 section. Here's what I came up with, hopefully I didn't mess anything up: ; Set nozzle temp for the Temperature tower {if layer_num==3} M104 S220{endif}; {if layer_num==28} M104 S225{endif}; {if layer_num==53} M104 S230{endif}; {if layer_num==78} M104 S235{endif}; {if layer_num==103} M104 S240{endif}; {if layer_num==128} M104 S245{endif}; {if layer_num==153} M104 S250{endif}; {if layer_num==178} M104 S255{endif}; {if layer_num==203} M104 S260{endif};

The designer has replied

@3dprintnow

thank you!

@kevmaltz

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@user_2479191613

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

the temperatures from the gcode should be updated by everyone...if you will start with 190 there are many chances to not have adhesion. otherwise...a decent print

@user_1442767737

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Temperatures printed correctly, but the printed model still has the wrong text i.e. PLA and temperatures. However, as a complete noob to 3D printing I did enjoy learning a little bit about G-Code and setting nozzle temperatures for different levels.

@GTPerrault

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Good test part for TPU, follow the instructions and it works well. I am still having issues getting clean overhangs on practical parts, but this helped rule out some issues.

@michel_prints

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

This remix is based on

All in One Temperature & Bridging Tower - PLA & PETG GCode included

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