Tell me, how do you print this stuff? I have to print it on my Ender 3 Pro with 230°C first layer, 220°C further layers, bed 50°C and fan = off. Otherwise it immediately becomes hard and "brittle" and does not stick to the plate.

What settings do you have?

Also I have quite inconsistencies - one roll - dahlia yellow doesn't work at all, extrudes badly and bumps, Z-planes completely inconsistent.
A roll of concrete colours with exactly the same settings works quite well.

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Tell me, how do you print this stuff? I have to print it on my Ender 3 Pro with 230°C first layer, 220°C further layers, bed 50°C and fan = off. Otherwise it immediately becomes hard and "brittle" and does not stick to the plate.

What settings do you have?

Also I have quite inconsistencies - one roll - dahlia yellow doesn't work at all, extrudes badly and bumps, Z-planes completely inconsistent.
A roll of concrete colours with exactly the same settings works quite well.

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Printer Anycubic I3 Mega
Material: Purefill lime green
Bed 70°C, all layers 240°C fan at 40%.
Bed: spring steel plate with blue painter's mask (workpieces 130mm x 180mm without wrapping)
Enclosure IKEA lacquer insulated, so also ASA works at adapted temperatures and without fan!

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Ich benutze dafür Generic PLA im Prusa Slicer: first layer 205°, other layers 200°, bed 60°. Ender 3 v2 mit direct drive mod und PEI sheet. Druckt einwandfrei bei mir.

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1. i have exchanged my "good" PTFE hose for one with more tolerance.
2. i use the material more for surfaces where it doesn't matter if there is a small gap.
3. bed 60°C, fan from 5mm on 30%, first layer 235°C then 225°C

I have an Anycubic i3 Mega S with MK4 and Titan Aero Volcano running in an IKEA cabinet with clipper. I always have to choose slightly higher temperatures, but the design still gives me room for improvement.

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