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eSun ePLA-LW / PLA-LW / PLA LW / Lightweight PLA

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Description

I was tired of guessing, so I built this profile to take the headache out of printing with eSUN PLA-LW / ePLA-LW / PLA-LW / PLA LW / Lightweight PLA on Bambu Lab printers.

How this profile was made:

The included filament and process/print-settings JSONs are not just a blind copy of generic slicer defaults. It was consolidated from the supplied eSUN/Bambu machine-specific profiles and checked against the official eSUN fast-filament parameter PDF / product information where available.

It corrects several common issues found when using default generic PLA settings:

  - Temperature and flow tuned away from generic PLA defaults so high-speed Bambu prints stay consistent.

  - Calibrated speeds for clean outer walls and top surfaces without unnecessarily slowing the whole print.

  - Max volumetric flow set from the eSUN/Bambu source data to reduce under-extrusion at high speed.

Compatibility:

This is set up as a Universal Profile. Once imported, it is intended to be available for:

  - X1 / X1 Carbon / X1E

  - P1S / P1P / P2S

  - A1 / A1 Mini

  - Other current Bambu Lab printer presets found in Bambu Studio

 

 

How to Install:

  1. Download the .zip file or the raw profile file from the Raw Model Files section and extract it if needed.

  2. Open Bambu Studio.

  3. Go to File > Import > Import Configs…

  4. Select both included JSON files:

     - eSUN_PLA-LW_Universal_Bambu_Filament.json

     - eSUN_PLA-LW_Universal_Bambu_Process.json

  5. Select the imported eSUN PLA-LW Universal Bambu filament profile in the filament dropdown and the matching eSUN PLA-LW Universal Bambu Process profile in the process/print-settings dropdown.

 

 

Important notes:

  - Filled/abrasive CF/GF materials should be printed with a hardened nozzle and are not advertised for 0.2 mm nozzles.

  - Dry filament is still recommended for best surface finish, especially on high-speed profiles.

 

 

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