Anybody have a good Prusaslicer profile for TPU?
Title says it all.
Anybody?
Senior Life member of IEEE.
RE: Anybody have a good Prusaslicer profile for TPU?
A few questions,
What brand and shore hardness. Prusa has several built in profiles already but some require tweaking, but it depends on the brand and specific type of TPU.
RE: Anybody have a good Prusaslicer profile for TPU?
The stuff is old Matterhackers TPU. I have printed with it on an older printer, but I want to print some lens caps and want to finish up the roll.
Where can I find the built-in profiles?
Senior Life member of IEEE.
RE: Anybody have a good Prusaslicer profile for TPU?
Go to configuration->Configuration Wizard-> filaments. I don't see a matterhackers one, but maybe swiss cheese will get on in a while, he truly is the filament whisperer and might have something that works.
RE: Anybody have a good Prusaslicer profile for TPU?
usually you can start with one of the built in ones and then tweak.
RE: Anybody have a good Prusaslicer profile for TPU?
Thanks. I loaded the generic flex and will start from there.
Senior Life member of IEEE.
RE: Anybody have a good Prusaslicer profile for TPU?
@steve-8
yep, usually that or the semiflex are good place to start. I have ninjaflex, polyflex, and sainsmart, but no matter hackers or I would share mine.
RE: Anybody have a good Prusaslicer profile for TPU?
That's ok. I'll just start from the generic. Probably will print well for me for what I am using it for.
Interesting, though, for all the crap they gave to people, I never had any problems with Matterhackers and I found their filaments to be pretty good.
Before the Prusa, I had an ancient Flashforge Creator Clone that served me well for a while. Don't use it anymore because bed leveling was impossible.
Senior Life member of IEEE.
RE:
@ssill2 Could you share your ninjaflex? Id like to verify my own speeds etc.
@steve-8
yep, usually that or the semiflex are good place to start. I have ninjaflex, polyflex, and sainsmart, but no matter hackers or I would share mine.
RE: Anybody have a good Prusaslicer profile for TPU?
I just do the semiflex profile and raise the nozzle temp a little to like 240-248. I don't adjust the speeds at all. I print on the satin sheet without any adhesive at all. I feel like I could probably get a little bit better print quality but I've not taken the the time to refine it that last little bit.
@ssill2 Could you share your ninjaflex? Id like to verify my own speeds etc.
@steve-8
yep, usually that or the semiflex are good place to start. I have ninjaflex, polyflex, and sainsmart, but no matter hackers or I would share mine.