Pointers on using Atomic Filament PLA
I was thinking about getting a few Prusament rolls in BF, but they don't really have anything going on with the Filament itself. I've read many places that Atomic Filament is very good quality and readily available on the states.
Any pointers on people using Atomic PLA on their experience and what slicer settings are best (i.e. starting from Prusament PLA, from Generic PLA, and what adjustments)?
Best Answer by cwbullet:
Start with Generic. Prusament is likely too hot.
RE: Pointers on using Atomic Filament PLA
Start with Generic. Prusament is likely too hot.
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Chuck H
3D Printer Review Blog
RE: Pointers on using Atomic Filament PLA
Funny, I started with Prusament and moved to Hatchbox/Generic cause I noticed a visible amount of stringing. The generic is not perfect, but certainly better.
RE: Pointers on using Atomic Filament PLA
Too much heat will cause stringing.
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Chuck H
3D Printer Review Blog
RE: Pointers on using Atomic Filament PLA
It was a while ago I posted this. By now, through temp tower and a large number of prints I can say the best settings I've yielded are 1st layer at 215C and the other layers at 210C.
RE: Pointers on using Atomic Filament PLA
I just ran across this. I am seeing stringing at 210 and decided to go to 200 and it reduced it quite a bit.