How to change Core One profile to standard (not HF) nozzle?  

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Type "flow" into the search box (top of screen, halfway to the right). Among entries you'll see:

Size: High flow nozzle [154]

It points to printer - Extruder 1 - Size - High flow nozzle

RE: How to change Core One profile to standard (not HF) nozzle?

Cool, thank you 🙂

RE: How to change Core One profile to standard (not HF) nozzle?

Posted by: @john-4

I've replaced the nozzle on my Core One with a standard hardened one.   The only profile I can find is for HF nozzle.   I've disabled HF in the printer settings but how do I do it in the slicer?   Right now I can't print as the gcode check finds the nozzle mismatch.    Help!

 

Open the configuration Assistant and select the non HF nozzle

RE: How to change Core One profile to standard (not HF) nozzle?

Cool, many thanks! 🙂

RE: How to change Core One profile to standard (not HF) nozzle?

True, there is a bit more behind changing the printer profile than just setting the "HF" flag.

Below a "diff" between the two configs:

< filament_infill_max_crossing_speed = 140
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> filament_infill_max_crossing_speed = 200
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< filament_max_volumetric_speed = 15
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> filament_max_volumetric_speed = 26
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< filament_ramming_parameters = "250 100 42.4194 42.4194 42.4194 42.4194 42.4194| 0.05 42.4387 0.45 42.4387 0.95 42.4387 1.45 42.4387 1.95 42.4387 2.45 42.4387 2.95 42.4387 3.45 42.4387 3.95 42.4387 4.45 42.4387 4.95 42.4387"
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> filament_ramming_parameters = "250 100 42.4194 42.4194| 0.05 42.4387 0.45 42.4387 0.95 42.4387 1.45 42.4387 1.95 42.4387 2.45 42.4387 2.95 42.4387 3.45 42.4387 3.95 42.4387 4.45 42.4387 4.95 42.4387"

RE: How to change Core One profile to standard (not HF) nozzle?

Thanks, I'll go check what my settings look like.

RE: How to change Core One profile to standard (not HF) nozzle?

There is nothing that looks dramatically important but they are not the same.

I don't bother with printer profiles in everyday use, change HF via the switch but that's less of a recommendation than a confession 🙂 Whatever, it usually prints as intended.