Settings for Filament different than other printers?

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Hello, I have a question about the filament settings: I have a Prusa Mk3s+ and I have it in the basement of my house, now in winter it is a bit cold we talk about max. 15°C. On really cold days my prusa says it has reached the minimum Temperatur or temperatur error because it is too cold in there…
Also the printer is in front of a windows which causes a bit of a draft at some days so I experienced some print fails because of that.

I ordered a P1S last week due to the Blackfriday deals. As I am waiting for my printer to arrive the next days, I was wondering about some printer Settings for the filament. With my Prusa Mk3s+ i found that 65°C for the bed and 210-205°C for the nozzle is about perfect for all of my prints with PLA.

For PLA I use a lot of Polymaker, Prusa and ESUN or SUNLU Filament. I was wondering if with the P1S printer those settings work too or if I need to change them a bit? Maybe you guys with a lot of experience can give me some tips or recommend me some settings? Starting with PLA and PETG for the next weeks and then go to other materials :slight_smile:
Just to get started with my new printer a bit faster, some settings would be cool. I know I have to test a lot with it in the beginning to see what works best but some recommendations would be helpful

Thanks and best regards!

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Welcome and I hope you enjoy the P1S.

This is just my personal experience, but for PLA I usually just try the slicer defaults and rarely have had adhesion or printing problems that require additional tuning. So I would certainly try those profiles first instead of using your Prusa settings. For Polymaker there are filament presets for them built-in that you could use and for the esun, prusa and sunlu I’d just use the generic PLA preset.

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Thanks for your reply. Can´t wait that my new printer arrive :slight_smile:
Ok perfect, I am also pretty new to Bambu Studio because I used the Prusa Slicer in the past. Where do I find the presets for Polymaker Filament in Bambu Studio?
For the rest I will test the Generic Settings in Bambu Studio.

Thanks again and best regards!

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You probably need to enable them, then they will appear in the filament pull-down boxes. Click here to edit the list of filaments:

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Perfect thanks, i will take a look at that :slight_smile:

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eSun haben Filament- und Druckprofile für ihre Filamente auf ihrer Webseite. Die kannst Du in Bambu oder Orca ganz einfach importieren.

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