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==== Filament ==== | ==== Filament ==== | ||
Only use the provided filament. | Only use the provided filament. Note that the majority of the filament in the Hackspace is currently 2.85mm diameter and P1S uses the more common standard of 1.75mm. | ||
The P1S will theoretically print the following filaments: | |||
* PLA | * PLA | ||
* | * PETG | ||
* | * ABS/ASA | ||
* Nylon | * Nylon | ||
Always use the correct slicing profile for the filament material you are using. Different filaments have different melting and burning points, so getting the wrong material type can end up with a scorched mess, or a failure to extrude with a strained extruder motor. Beware that ABS is alphabetically first on the drop-down but less likely to be used. | Always use the correct slicing profile for the filament material you are using. Different filaments have different melting and burning points, so getting the wrong material type can end up with a scorched mess, or a failure to extrude with a strained extruder motor. Beware that ABS is alphabetically first on the drop-down but less likely to be used. | ||
Please contact the maintainers if you wish to use a filament that is not available. | |||
There is no need to use Pritt Stick, or other adhesive, to get the print to adhere to the bed with rigid filament. Applying excessive Pritt Stick merely cakes the bed in gunk, making the first few layers of your print look messy and lumpy. If you find the bed like this, it can be cleaned off with a warm soapy sponge. | There is no need to use Pritt Stick, or other adhesive, to get the print to adhere to the bed with rigid filament. Applying excessive Pritt Stick merely cakes the bed in gunk, making the first few layers of your print look messy and lumpy. If you find the bed like this, it can be cleaned off with a warm soapy sponge. | ||
