Anyone tested LW-PLA on the X1?

[ap.engineering]

This has been super helpfull! I’ll receive my eSun LW-PLA and this will be a great starting point profile! Thanks for all the input

[Gilmo]

Any chance you have figured out how to export your PLA LW profile settings yet? I would really like to be able to print top quality parts for RC Airplanes with my new X-1 Carbon

[ap.engineering]

@mordekay1973

I don’t have an own profile to share, I just edited the settings to those mowcius posted and reduced printing speed and some other small things.
I don’t know how to export all those settings.

Go to this forum and you have print screens of another profile that semingly work well! I will try in a bit this profile:

Settings for the LW-PLA on X1C

Hi. I saw your info about profiles, so bought brand new roll esun LW-PLA, and do some attempts. I imported both profiles, but show me just one in profiles. Must switching off flow calibration, because with flow calibration it’s absolutely not possible to print something. Everything generally printing, but is very flimsy. I think, part is not usable for RC plane. Do you have any test print, part to be compared? By weight or how strength is? Test print based on Go1 Wolf, Eclipson Airplane. …

[ermarshpsu]

Hi, I was reading some of your posts from a year ago because I’m having the exact same problem trying to get lightweight PLA from Polymaker to stick to the bambu PEI plate. I also bought a third-party plate, brand new and get the same result. Did you ever figure out how to make the lightweight pla stick to the pei plate long enough to print a part? Tall skinny parts, like airplane ailerons, are simply not working for me with 0% success rate. Same part prints fine in regular PLA. Thank you!