Temp-Speed-Tower (Calibration Tower)

Temp-Speed-Tower (Calibration Tower)

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PLA - TempSpeedTower
PLA - TempSpeedTower
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3.8 h
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4.9(7)

PETG - TempSpeedTower
PETG - TempSpeedTower
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3.8 h
1 plate
5.0(2)

SILK - TempSpeedTower (PLA)
SILK - TempSpeedTower (PLA)
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4 h
1 plate
4.0(2)

ABS - TempSpeedTower
ABS - TempSpeedTower
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3.8 h
1 plate
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Greetings fellow printing enthusiasts,

 

This is a calibration tower designed to determine the optimal printing temperature and speed for various filaments. This is especially crucial for silk filaments, significantly impacting the final result. I primarily use it to achieve the best possible prints with transparent filaments.

 

Furthermore, you can use the tower to assess over- and underextrusion, layer adhesion, stringing, and surface quality. You don't need to print this for every filament; one per filament family should suffice.

 

I've included print profiles for standard PLA, PETG, and ABS. For other types, you can use the temperatures as a guideline. That is, the ABS tower settings are also suitable for ASA, PC, and similar materials :-)

 

Important Note!

Since the G-code for temperatures isn't included in the profiles after uploading to the website, you'll need to download the raw files and open them with your slicer. For those unfamiliar, this can be done in the "Download STL" section. There you'll find a folder containing the raw files for the towers. 3mf files are also included, but these function with temperature-changing G-code.

 

Update:

With certain filaments, it's possible that the temperatures become too low at a certain layer, resulting in insufficient layer adhesion. This renders the tower unprintable, and the print may be aborted. However, you'll now know the limitations of your filament :-)

 

Should anyone be looking for a TPU profile, I recommend using the silk profile. The parameters are identical. Feel free to leave any feedback in the comments.

 

Happy printing!

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Tested on Overture TPU. Used the "PLA Silk" version. It was nice to see the temperature lowers in Home Assistant. Sadly I clearly have more work to do to fine tune this filament.
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👍🏼Thanks for testing the tower with TPU filament. I haven't had the courage to do it myself yet.
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PLA - TempSpeedTower
great file, thanks for info on slicing
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👍🏼ThankU!
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SILK - TempSpeedTower (PLA)
Look at this gorgeous uncalibrated TPU mess. 🤣 Used PLA Silk tower.
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👍🏼Great!😁
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Could you please add a TPU profile from 245-200?
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Maybe I'll do that...check back next week.
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Update: Bad news for the tpu profile. Makerworld are the files too big. I recommend the Silk profile for testing tpu. They are the same parameters. Good luck!
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Replying to @user_1312618313 :
Thanks! I wanted to test crazy hi so I used petg but great idea! Thanks for all your work!
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When using the PLA option max temp it prints is 230 on the slicer is this correct? second thing is the filament defaults to Bambu PLA Matte should I change this to Bambu PLA generic or leave it as is.
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I think 230 degrees was the first level. You can set the filament however you want. If you use the print file with the G-code, the temperature change after slicing will be displayed. For PLA Matt, set PLA Matt! It doesn't make any difference in the temperature, just in the printing speed.
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Replying to @user_1312618313 :
Ya I saw 230 was the first layer I just saw on the picture it showed 240 so I was confused but it's good now. so if I change it to just Bambu pla it won't change any of the setting ? I see you mentioned printing speed since this is a test for speed would it matter me changing the filament type?
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Replying to @wowdude11 :
Yes, the slicer adjusts the printing speed depending on the filament, even if a different speed is set in the professional version.
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I envisioned creating something similar, unsure of my success, then stumbled upon your post—fantastic! A significant time saver, thank you immensely! <3
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👍🏼😀Thanks for the boost and glad I could help
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Great print, one question though. Besides for some stringing, all the speeds mostly look the same on my pla+ tower. What should I be looking for?
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The speeds are very dependent on the filament set. The slicer only allows the speeds permitted for the filament. In the profile, with Bambu filament, the set speeds can be printed.
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Certainly the most complicated and time- and material-intensive temperature tower for printing, but certainly also the most comprehensive and indispensable for perfect testing.
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👍🏼😁Thanks for the boost!
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Makes things easier :D
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Thank you for the boost!
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What a handy print.
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👍🏼Thanks for the boooost!😁
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