It’s not clear to me whether or not one ought to calibrate (Flow Dynamics and Flow Rate) Bambu Lab (BBL) filaments. BBL automatically delivers that via their profiles and updates to them, right? Thanks.
The Bambu profiles work reasonably well. Calibrations made with your own printer can often yield small improvements because printers and even filament colors vary.
It’s worth learning how to calibrate filament so you can troubleshoot problems and avoid being restricted to brands that provide profiles. Start with a generic filament type and adjust it based on your calibration results.
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I only calibrate a filament if/when I’m seeing issues with a couple of small test prints I run after drying the filament the first time.
If I can’t see any defects, I don’t need to run a calibration.
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