First print with input shaper
All worked well and print time went from 3.5 hours to 2.5 hours.
Only strange thing was that the nozzle temperature for "Generic PLA" was set to 230/220, which is very high. Perhaps this is a change in PrusaSlicer? Since I upgraded to 2.7.0 if I select "Generic PLA" the filament temp is 215/210 using an MK3S profile (as expected) but 230/220 if I am using the "Prusa Mini+ Input Shaper " profile??
RE: First print with input shaper
Input shaper profiles have higher temperatures so filament can be pushed through the hotend faster.
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RE: First print with input shaper
Faster prints require higher temperatures because filament takes heat away when is extruded, so normal temps would be just too low for proper flow and could produce gaps in prints.
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RE: First print with input shaper
Thanks, makes sense. I manually lowered the temp to 215 and it seemed OK, but good to know.