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This is our current Cura profile for Creality Ender 3, one of the most popular 3d printers for the home user.
- Printing Temperature = 210°C
- Printing Temperature Initial Layer 235 °C
- Infill Density 10%
- Use Adaptive Layers is selected with default Maximum Variation and Variation Step size at 0.04
- NOTE: this is for a Creality Ender 3 with Alumnium Extruder, Glass bed and update firmware.
You can download the curaprofile from the link below.
To import this in Cura 4.4.1, download and extract the zip to a useful location on your local drive. Then go to Print Settings and select the drop down arrow next to profile and then select Manage Profiles.
Then select Import and navigate to the 0.2AdaptiveBrimEnder3.curaprofile file and select Open and then press ok.
I’m having issues pulling this into CURA. I keep getting an error “Could not find a quality type standard for the current configuration”. Am I the only one?
This is a a few months old, but you can try some thigns from this thread. Are you using the latest version of Cura?
https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/issues/6453
If anyone else has this problem, following the link above did lead me to the answer. If you go to the bottom of the thread it talks about installing a “Legacy Profile” from Fat Dragon Games. This seemed to resolve the issue.
Thanks Sam!
Can this be used for Ender 5?
You can try importing it. We haven’t used Ender 5. If it doesn’t work, try manually entering in the details into the profile.
What material is this setting for?
I know that PLA and ABS require different temperature settings, and that will affect other settings too.
The settings are for PLA, for ABS we would advise reading the filaments recommended settings, though it will be somewhere in the ballpark of 240
Will these settings also work for the Ender 3 Pro? The one that has the magnetic printing bed instead of a glass bed.
These settings should be fairly similar.
Using this on my Ender 3 Pro. I have to say after using other profiles this gives an overall standard that is very nice! Thanks for giving specific support for the Ender.
Any chance for a 0.04mm profile for faster prints? Or would just changing it to 0.04mm work?
We don’t test for 0.04mm resolution, but you can change the profile to what resolution you like. It will be faster.