This is not a regular checklist, it’s more like a table of settings that will increase the probability of a successful print.
It is not focused on quality, speed, or weight.
It’s focused on getting a successful print, consistently.
Materials
| Allowed | Not Allowed |
|---|---|
| PLA | ABS - Not worth it! |
| PETG |
Bed adhesion
| Prototype | Small parts | Large parts | Tall parts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small brim | Small brim | Large brim | Large brim |
Yes, it’s worth it. Whatever you think you’re wasting on the brim, you’re saving on failed prints.
Print Speed
| Prototype | Small parts | Large parts | Tall parts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25% faster | Default | Default | Sloooowwww…. |
It’s better to waste machine time than human time and frustration dealing with failed tall prints. Be patient, and take it slow. If the print is good, you’ll use it for a while, so what if it takes an extra hour or two? You’ll probably lose it if you don’t print it slowly anyway…
