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Printing profiles

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    • #140968
      Warforge
      Participant

      What profiles is everyone using to print? I’ve adapted Seipei’s profile linked on the 3d printed tabletop website to the monoprice select mini v2. Tom Tulis’ profile from fat dragon games I’ve heard is really good but I haven’t had time to test it out yet.

    • #144428
      Ridanis
      Participant

      I personally use the Terrain profile from Fat Dragon Games, and it’s printing wonderfully on my Ender 3 with Cura. I would differently recommend it.

    • #146187
      davemo
      Participant

      Do you typically have supports turned on? If so which support settings would you recommend?

      I also use the Cura 3/5 ender profile from FDG but haven’t really messed around with supports before.

    • #146398
      Fern Campbell
      Participant

      I’ve been trying the FDG profile for the last day or so, but I’m finding that it goes a little too fast to print some things like columns. I know that’s probably also adhesion, but I’ve had to slow it down a fair bit. I’ve also added on a brim, for the same reasons. Some pieces definitely seem to be better printed with more detail though, so generally my default layer height is 1.2. I use the 0.2 for quicker printing of lower detailed items, and 0.08 when I really need it.

    • #146399
      Fern Campbell
      Participant

      I should mention, it’s the terrain one I’m using. I also had tiles fail when printing them, and I suspect it was the 5% infill that did it – I usually use 10-20%

    • #147711
      Ghoultard
      Participant

      @Fern, do you have a profile for the Ender ? I have a Prusa and an Ender and cant get the ender quite dialed in

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