Prusaslicer profile for Bondetech hot end.  

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Could you elaborate a bit more ..  i.e. which is exactly the Bondtech upgrade that you got ?

There’s no such thing as a Bondtech hotend. They manufacture extruders and sell kits for adapting their extruders to Prusas and other brands of 3D printers.  Therefore,  you can purchase a kit composed of a Bondtech extruder and the hardware needed to adapt this extruder to the original hotend of your MK3S :

https://www.bondtech.se/product/prusa-i3-mk3s-extruder-upgrade/

Alternatively,  you can buy a kit composed of a Bondtech extruder and a Slice Engineering hotend (that replaces the Prusa hotend).  For instance :

https://www.bondtech.se/product/bondtech-lgx-for-mk3s-mosquito/

RE: Prusaslicer profile for Bondetech hot end.

Thank you. I purchased the prusa MK3S second hand and it already has BondTech extruder installed along with Bondtech 3.13.3 firmware. I just need to add profile for Bontech extruder to Prusa slicer.

When I used the default MK3S printer in Prusa slicer and created a print, my printer, The LCD screen of Prusa says that this is not the correct G-code for this printer. 

RE: Prusaslicer profile for Bondetech hot end.

If the printer works fine and the only problem is that annoying message, you can disable it by modifying the first line of the Gcode start.

- Go to ‘printer configuration” menu and then select “Custom gcode” tab at right.  You’ll see a long series of lines. The first line of ‘Gcode start’  should be :

M862.3 P "[printer_model]" ; printer model check

Add a semicolon at the beginning  :

;M862.3 P "[printer_model]" ; printer model check

Now that command line is converted to a comment and the printer will ignore it. No more model check. ( you can do likewise for the third line that checks the current firmware) .

Save the modified configuration as a new printer with a name of your choice (i.e. MK3S-Bondtech or similar ) .