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[http://www.unicofil.de/en/holz-natur-fichte.html Wood filament] by [[ | [http://www.unicofil.de/en/holz-natur-fichte.html Wood filament] by [[UniCoFil]] is an [[Material:Arboblend|Arboblend]] type filament with 25% wood particle content. | ||
=== MK3 settings === | === MK3 settings === | ||
Here are the settings to successfully print on a Prusa MK3: | Here are the settings to successfully print on a Prusa MK3: | ||
* 0.6mm steel nozzle | |||
* 195 nozzle temperature | * 195 nozzle temperature | ||
* 50 bed temperature | * 50 bed temperature | ||
* properly calibrated distance from nozzle to bed is super important here, does not stick to PEI as well as PLA | * properly calibrated distance from nozzle to bed is super important here, does not stick to PEI as well as [[Material:PLA|PLA]] | ||
* first layer at 33% speed | * first layer at 33% speed | ||
* other layers at 50% speed | * other layers at 50% speed | ||
* gradually increase fan speed after first layer, jumping from off to max will cause a temperature jump below the point where filament still flows and result in your print breaking at this point later | * gradually increase fan speed after first layer, jumping from off to max will cause a temperature jump below the point where filament still flows and result in your print breaking at this point later | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:32, 14 June 2018
Wood filament by UniCoFil is an Arboblend type filament with 25% wood particle content.
MK3 settings
Here are the settings to successfully print on a Prusa MK3:
- 0.6mm steel nozzle
- 195 nozzle temperature
- 50 bed temperature
- properly calibrated distance from nozzle to bed is super important here, does not stick to PEI as well as PLA
- first layer at 33% speed
- other layers at 50% speed
- gradually increase fan speed after first layer, jumping from off to max will cause a temperature jump below the point where filament still flows and result in your print breaking at this point later
