PrusaSlicer settings for AllPHA?  

RE: PrusaSlicer settings for AllPHA?

i used the ColorFab pla-pha profile as a base and just changed the bed temp to 0
this means nozzle temp first layer 215 and other layers 210

and that's all.
i have a mk3.9 with mmu3 and i used the satin sheet and printed with a brim.

the benchy i printed looked fine, haven't tried much else

RE: PrusaSlicer settings for AllPHA?

These are the settings for ColorFabb allPHA that I'm using for now on my Mk4 (0.4mm nozzle, smooth PEI sheet, no glue/additives):

Temperature:

First layer: 195 Nozzle, 0 Bed

Other Layers: 190 Nozzle, 0 Bed

Idle Temp: 70

Cooling:

Enable "Keep fan always on"

Disable "Enable Auto Cooling"

Under "Fan settings" in the same page (Expert mode):

Set fan speed to 100% wherever possible,

Disable fan for the first 0 layers

Full fan speed at layer 1

Custom G-Code:

This part is a little out there, but I saw a video (linked here) about using this filament where they recommended bringing the bed temperature up once the print finishes to allow you to remove the prints easier.

I have the following End G-code:

• ; Filament-specific end gcode
• G91 ; Change to relative positioning
• G1 Z70 F300 ; Raise the extruder 70mm away from the print
• G90 ;  Return to absolute positioning
• G1 X0 Y200 F300 ; Move extruder to the back-left corner for removing the part
• M140 S90 ; Set bed temperature to 90C - helps unstick the first layer from the bed
  
• M190 S90 ; Wait for bed to reach 90C
• M140 S60 ; Allow bed to cool to 60C

I'm not a G-Code expert, so definitely review that this is good before running it yourself (it's worked fine for me so far, though).

Print Settings:

Make the brim 8 loops wide and pretty much always have it enabled.

Environment:

If you have an enclosure, open it (or keep it cool some other way). The material really wants everything cold.

I know you posted this a while ago, but hopefully this either helps or you have your own preset now that you might be able to share!