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Recomended settings

Use higher temps for larger prints

Start with slow speeds and increase speeds as quality allows

Reduce print speed to 30 mm/s, no fan for first 3 layers. Using a liquid adhesive (Magigoo or similar) can be helpful but is not needed.

Ensure that all auxiliary cooling is off. On larger prints reduce fan speed.

Formula for top z gap setting, increase as needed for easy support removal

We recommend using .6mm or larger nozzles for glow filaments. Hardened nozzles and extruders are recommended as well.

Dry filament prior to printing

For best results print filament from a dryer or dry box, especially on long prints

Keep filament in a humidity-controlled containment. PEBA is hygroscopic

Enclosures are recommended, especially for large prints

PEBA-SB is not recommended for use in AMS or MMS systems

With Bowden tube extruders, limit retraction and reduce print speeds

Limit nozzle temps to 240℃ or below to prevent damage to PTFE lined

Sputtering, hissing, or puffing during printing. Poor surface finish or visible steam coming from the extruder. Use humidity-controlled storage to prevent this.

Poor layer adhesion is a good indicator of excessive cooling

1.8 to 2 times the layer height is a good starting point

Retraction distance of up to 1mm is common

All of our filament is verified to be vacuum sealed before it is shipped. During shipping the bags can get a pinhole. The filament will not suffer any negative effects from this short exposure. Desiccant is used to absorb any moisture that may make it into the bag and all filament needs to be dried before use, sealed or not.

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