PET-CF config  

RE:

You create one. I'm not in front of my printer right now but you can go to the filament user presets screen on the printer and simply add it. I can give you exact instructions later. 

What nozzle do you plan to use with it? My advice is to use a hardened 0.6mm and not high flow. 

Let me know and I'll attach a calibrated profile for it. Just be aware that PET-CF is at the upper limit of what can be successfully printed on the Core One. Meaning you'll need to run the nozzle at 290° but PET-CF likes 300 or 310

RE: PET-CF config

I have a 0.6mm hardened nozzle (not HF) that I can use. 

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@phil-15

Filament -> Manage Filaments -> Edit Filaments -> (scroll until you see @User1) -> 

• Name: PET-CF
• Visible: On
• Nozzle Temperature: 290
• Nozzle Preheat Temperature: 170
• Bed Temperature: 70
• Nominal Chamber Temperature: None
• Minimum Chamber Temperature: None
• Maximum Chamber Temperature: 55
• Is Abasive: On
• Auto Retract: On
• Requires Filtration: Off

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Posted by: @phil-15

I have a 0.6mm hardened nozzle (not HF) that I can use. 

I'll send you a profile shortly. I haven't actually printed this filament on a Core One, I use my H2D for that. I have printed Fiberon PET-GF on a Core One which has a lower temperature requirement.

Just be aware that on a Core One with a 290° limit, you are at the lower end of the temperature range so there might be layer adhesion issues. Also, this filament is very brittle. 

RE: PET-CF config

@phil-15 

Try this one. You might need to lower the max volumetric flow slightly since this is calibrated for a 0.6mm Diamondback nozzle.