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SiF1
 SiF1
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Same bed temp for the first 3 layers, But How?

In PrusaSlicer i can only change the bed print temp for the first layer and that's just not helping as i need to lower the temps on layer 3 or even 4, If i lower the bed temp after the first layer then the prints start to peel up, if i lower the bed temp after layer 3 or 4 then all is ok.

So my question is Can prusaslicer even do this? If so how?

TIA

Best Answer by Robin:

You can add "custom gcode" to a layer of your choosing directly in slicer. Just slice your object then move the layer slider right side of the view to the correct layer and right click the (+) to add "custom gcode", use  M140 for bed temp ( https://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/M140.html )

Napsal : 07/02/2022 2:05 pm
PapaYankee
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RE: Same bed temp for the first 3 layers, But How?

Hello,

I did not test it, but I would add a M140 (with bed temperature) at the proper layer change. It should do the job.

Napsal : 07/02/2022 10:09 pm
towlerg
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RE: Same bed temp for the first 3 layers, But How?

Just to expand the previous post, look in the .GCode file for the text ;LAYER_CHANGE (which appears at the start of each layer).

Napsal : 08/02/2022 12:00 pm
Robin
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RE: Same bed temp for the first 3 layers, But How?

You can add "custom gcode" to a layer of your choosing directly in slicer. Just slice your object then move the layer slider right side of the view to the correct layer and right click the (+) to add "custom gcode", use  M140 for bed temp ( https://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/M140.html )

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Napsal : 08/02/2022 12:42 pm
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SiF1
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Topic starter answered:
RE: Same bed temp for the first 3 layers, But How?

Thanks guys, this is just what i needed.
I added "M140 S45;" on the layer i wanted the bed to cool down a bit and bingo 👍🍻

Napsal : 08/02/2022 1:26 pm
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