Prusa Core One HT – Finally, it's done!  

RE: Prusa Core One HT – Finally, it's done!

Glad it worked with the idler arm, i always try to keep mods to the bare minimum 🙂

Hello Cédric.

Yes, that's true. I completely lost sight of the modified idler. I had only seen that it would be nicer to place the bend of the filament around the extruder drive. But it works now 😉

Printed right out of the box on prusa nylon settings, have you modified anything except temps, i never put effort into calibration of the print parameters?

I actually only adjusted the temperatures. Everything else was taken from the “Prusament PC Blend CF” profile.The filament is now dry, and I can print this hook from CNC Kitchen to see what it can withstand. I think this will be the first good practical test for my Prusa C1 HT.

RE: Prusa Core One HT – Finally, it's done!

Posted by: @jan-d-slay

Glad it worked with the idler arm, i always try to keep mods to the bare minimum 🙂

Hello Cédric.

Yes, that's true. I completely lost sight of the modified idler. I had only seen that it would be nicer to place the bend of the filament around the extruder drive. But it works now 😉

Printed right out of the box on prusa nylon settings, have you modified anything except temps, i never put effort into calibration of the print parameters?

I actually only adjusted the temperatures. Everything else was taken from the “Prusament PC Blend CF” profile.The filament is now dry, and I can print this hook from CNC Kitchen to see what it can withstand. I think this will be the first good practical test for my Prusa C1 HT.

Would be nice if you could print several standing hooks from 290-330 degrees and try to load it heavy to see if there is a measurable difference in what it can take. But maybe its more practical to use a smaller hook, depending on what equipment you have, its not that easy to find so many weights 🙂

RE: Prusa Core One HT – Finally, it's done!

I will test it 😉

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Hello, everyone.

I hope I haven't forgotten anything and that everything works with the GitHub fork.

This was the first time I uploaded something like this. The AI was a great help.

If anyone would like to test it, here is the link:

https://github.com/jandslay/Prusa-Firmware-Buddy-Core-One-HT450

All further tests with PPA-CF and PPS are still to come. I have another big project running in parallel with the Prusa XL, and the little Core One usually has to take a back seat 😉