Calibration Tower PETG by Xeraj

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P1S

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X1E

A1 mini

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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1.3 h

1 plate

4.3(26)

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Description

Test model PETG temp tower.

.3mf file contains encoded temperature changes

It is necessary to download the .3mf file in Raw models

Update:

Instruction:

Click on the “Download or Print” button
Then pick “Download STL”
Download “PETG_calibration_set_temp.3mf” file
In Bambu Studio change filament to PETG
Print.

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Comment & Rating (118)

@dambusm

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

printed nicely. in my case, I couldn’t really tell any difference between the layers.

@RossLewis

make sure your max temp in your filament profile is set to 260 and your recommended range fits 225-260 within it or that will override the g Code. you were probably printing the same temp at each layer. You can watch the nozzle temp in the device tab while its printing to confirm. I made this mistake the first time around and max temp was 245 so the first 4 layers were the same essentially

@Yuuki

Replying to @RossLewis :

Mine looks basically the same as this one and I saw the temp changing on the screen every time. So while OP could have messed something up, it is also possible to get it to look like this when it's working correctly. No idea which temp I should choose now though...

@user_1148015445

Can anyone tell me why this happens? I have already done a flow calibration. Download the 3mf below the stl and print it directly. I used freshly opened PETG. My 3D printer model is P1S.

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@Master_Ed

Did you modify the temperatures in the G-code?

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@user_1148015445

Replying to @Master_Ed :

nope, I found the reason. my printing head fan was down. I reconnected it, problem solved.

@prosgemeur

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temp is not good

The designer has replied

@youwrote

You are supposed to read the description of the model. You can't just print it via print profile.

@hgrapentin

Replying to @youwrote :

When loading the 3mf file in Bambu Studio - all would be printed with 220 - have loaded PETG_calibration.3mf. What I´m doing wrong?

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@youwrote

Replying to @hgrapentin :

Bambu seems to have changed things on Maker World. Now you have to click on the "Download or Print" button, then pick "Download STL", then pick the "PETG_calibration_set_temp.3mf" file. I don't know why they changed things up like this. The standard 3mf file that is downloaded when clicking "Download or Print" > "Download 3MF" is the wrong one and seems automatically generated by Bambu or something.

@vochcalpadlo

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Sunlu PETG black.

@TornadoX1Carbon

Awsome tower. I fugured out that Bambu PETG HF and CF are pretty forgiving on Temp. Did however find that tunning got the blob from not sticking to my nozzle. Thanks for the model.

@lucianpr

excellent!

@StephenPunwasi

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Good test of calibration. Shocker, but the default settings for Bambu clear PET is correct.

@schwertfische

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Good to set a best Temperature

@Tijs.Jonkers

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worked great

@3D_Dreamer

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Profile is good with a known matter that G-code is needed to be added for the right level in the slicer. This helped me to determine the better printing temp for the PETG filament I have.