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* Internet Search Results    *** Search Filter: "ZLinux"    Settings for TPU - Simplify3D User Forum Print slow: max 1800 mm/min for a shore 80 TPU; consider also to lower the speed for first layer (ex. 50%) and for perimeters (ex. 85%). Extrusion: be sure to set the correct values for filament diameter and density. Highest Quality Print Settings for a FlashForge creator pro? I've been getting very detailed prints with Simplify3D and my Flashforge Creator Pro using the default preset speeds and temperatures and cheap hatchbox filament off amazon. I set layer height to 0.1mm and whatever infill I feel is appropriate for the part I'm printing. Swap filaments during print? - Simplify3D User Forum Setup two process (for PLA and TPU) and When at the desired Layer/Z-height, manually trip the switch. Change the filament and Resume. With a Second Process set to take over at that same Layer, printing will continue. HOWEVER, since Temps will be different, you can add Gcode to scripts telling pinter to Wait until at desired temperatures are ... Best Infil Settings for Clear Filament? - Simplify3D User Forum Honestly, it depends what you're trying to print. You're never going to get anything to print truly clear if it requires any infill for strength with FDM printing. The best way for clear prints is 0% infill. Alternatively you could do a 100% infill and print it hot and slow with no/minimal cooling. Also, the way simplify3d does 100% infill is little weird. Pulling the slider to 100% doesn't ... How to get the smoothest top and bottom layer - Simplify3D There aren't universal best settings for this, as with many things in 3D printing it will depend on your printer, filament, etc. However some advice: Use 3 to 5 top and bottom Solid Layers in the Layer tab. Increase your Extrusion Multiplier until the top is smooth and doesn't have holes. -Do not print with a raft, instead look to print on top of something like PET or Kapton tape. Putting a TPU Shell on a PLA part - Simplify3D User Forum I have a part i would like to put a TPU shell on. The shape is a dome and I was wondering if it would be possible to first print the part in PLA then once printed put the TPU in and have that printed on top of the PLA. Extrusion multiplier - Simplify3D User Forum The idea is to tune this multiplier to your printer and filament by printing calibration objects. Let's say you print a hollow 30mm cube with 5mm thick walls. You run the print, then get out your caliper or micrometer and measure the actual thickness of the walls. Best Glue for PETG & PLA - Simplify3D User Forum I'm a 3d model developer and using Simplify3d to print (& paint) models as for a mail order sales. I have been printing complex models of vegetation in piece parts in PETG and PLA that must be glued together for assembly. I needed a fast holding, strong bond to get get leaves, blooms, fruits to adhere to branches that allowed me to assemble delicate parts at unsupported orientations. I tested ... TPU shrinkage - Simplify3D User Forum Hello, I'm new here. I'm having issue with TPU shrinkage. I made a cube that's 20 mm x 20 mm x 10 mm, but when I printed it out. It came out 19.3 mm x 19.3 mm x 9.99 mm. Yes, I did calibrated my step per mm and filament. Anyways, I heard 'horizontal compensation' will fix this issue, but does it affect the inner dimension? For example : The outer dimension is off, but screw hole is correct ... How do I correctly set up profiles for different filaments? I think I could get away with a profile for each type of filament and then a 'material' definition for each reel of that filament type - so a profile 'i3 PETG', 'i3 TPU', 'Makerbot PLA' and then within those profiles I may have 'RealFilament Yellow', 'TechOutlet Black' etc.       FIRE101 Jobs:    FIREMEN, EMS, Emergency, Rescue   POLICE101 Jobs:    Cops,Officers,Security   Mainframe IT Jobs:    z/OS, z/VM, DB2, COBOL,QA,INTERNs   Software Jobs:    Web, Linux, C++, Java, INTERNs   Finance Jobs:    Accounting, INTERNS, Brokers, Invest   Legal, Lawyer Jobs:    Paralegals, INTERNs,Law Firms   Medical, Nurse Jobs:    Doctors, INTERNs, Nurses, ER   Genetic, Science Jobs    Genetics, Research, INTERNs, Labwork * Latest zVM Mainframe News        *** News Filter: "ZLinux"