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→Known Issues and Fixes: update PETG Filament info.
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* Bottom Layer Speed: 20mm/s | * Bottom Layer Speed: 20mm/s | ||
* Outer Shell Speed: 20mm/s | * Outer Shell Speed: 20mm/s | ||
* Enable Cooling Fan: UNSELECT this. (not checked) | |||
NOTES: | NOTES: | ||
* As a filament type, PETG is terrible at things like bridging. This includes you might need just a bit more top surface over infill to get a smooth final layer. | |||
* For best results printing PETG, '''do not use the Filament Fan'''. (Print with the Hotend Heatsink Fan '''only'''.) When the Filament Fan is used, expect layer separation problems. When printed without using a Filament Fan, PETG has '''exceptional''' layer bonding. | |||
* The above settings are a "best compromise", to get '''good''' results, without limiting the print speed any more than necessary. | * The above settings are a "best compromise", to get '''good''' results, without limiting the print speed any more than necessary. | ||
* Check the print head periodically. If PETG is building up on that, use the Black Bent Noise Tweezers to grab the PETG on the nozzle tip. | * Check the print head periodically. If PETG is building up on that, use the Black Bent Noise Tweezers to grab the PETG on the nozzle tip. | ||