Temperature Tower
Hi,
I was searching for a temp tower working with the Prusa Mini. I even downloaded some and started to do some range modifications with PrusaSlicer. Figured out, that temperature is nothing you can modify with PrusaSlicers Range Modifiers.
I read about GCode modifications and others, but as I am new to the 3D Printing World, this is something I save for later.
Does someone has a working "way", file (3mf, gcode) etc for testing PLA, ASA and PETG on the Mini properly. Got some new spools of filament and also got told this should be the first thing to print, to figure out which temperature is fine for the filament.
Thanks
RE: Temperature Tower
I did not do this myself : this guy has a complete set of instructions:
https://sites.google.com/view/newbieprusaminireview/home
Mini with FW:4.4.1 + SuperPINDA + Bondtech Heatbreak + PC4-M8 couplers + 1 piece boden
RE: Temperature Tower
@oxygen
Thanks, I wonder why nobody can just offer the file to download 😀 as gcode or even as a 3mf. - I dig through this as soon as I do have some time to concentrate.
RE: Temperature Tower
@herbert
"This Guy" here. I didn't upload a G code file because there are so many other options to set first in the slicer, filament choice, layer height and any changes you want to make to retraction, speed, etc. I'm not allowed to upload the stl file in this forum. Set up the slicer to your liking, load up the stl file and paste the custom gcode in the Printer Settings tab, Custom-G-Code section, Before layer change G code entry. Then slice and you have what you need to print.
Regards,
Mark
RE: Temperature Tower
I added sample files to my site.
Regards,
Mark
RE: Temperature Tower
Sorry Mark, I made you "This Guy" 🙂 Your guide is really helpful.
Mini with FW:4.4.1 + SuperPINDA + Bondtech Heatbreak + PC4-M8 couplers + 1 piece boden
RE: Temperature Tower
I added sample files to my site.
Regards,
Mark
This helped me a lot 🙂
Thanks
RE: Temperature Tower
@marklgoldberg
That is awesome and thanks for sharing - I never thought about a smoke detector but I really, really like the idea of that.
Steve