#PLA+ HS print settings

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formal kindle
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hi there hopefully this is the right place to ask,

ive never printed with PLA+ HS before, only regular PLA+.
right now im using all standard print settings that ive googled for the normal pla+.
dont ask for what im looking for, at this point im happy if you could just splurge out everything i need to know in terms of settings and anything else that could be remotely essential.

PS i also kinda dont quite know how to perfectly tension my belts. i loosen, feel, tighten, feel, move stuff, if feel right i leave it

ripe wrenBOT
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When switching from regular PLA+ to PLA+ HS, there are a few key considerations to keep in mind. PLA+ HS may require higher temperatures for both the hotend and heated bed compared to regular PLA+. It is advisable to increase the printing temperature by about 5-10 degrees Celsius and adjust the bed temperature accordingly based on the manufacturer's recommendations.

Additionally, due to the increased strength and stiffness of PLA+ HS, you may need to adjust the printing speed and cooling settings to ensure optimal print quality. Higher printing speeds can help prevent overheating of the material, while adjusting the cooling fan settings can aid in achieving better layer adhesion and overall print quality.

Regarding belt tensioning, it's essential to ensure that the belts are tight enough to prevent any slack or sagging that can result in print imperfections. A general rule of thumb is to tighten the belts to the point where they produce a firm twang when plucked, similar to a guit...

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formal kindle
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im a idiot in forgetting to add some more details

using ender 3 v3 se
cura as a slicer, although i am open to using prusa

potent mulch
ripe wrenBOT
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"PLA+ is pizza, the only thing that's certain is the dough (PLA), while the rest (additives etc) is whatever the manufacturer decided they want to add" --Dedlock

?plaplus requested by: wolfesbluebox#0
torpid flame
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just use your settings and adjust if necessary