#Panchroma Volumetric Speed

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royal prism
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What is the Max Volumetric Speed for the Panchroma line?

slender nova
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That's going to depend on what hardware you are using and which filament

royal prism
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PLA Panchroma Cotton White on a Centauri Carbon. I had it at 200 mm/s which was super high for any other filament I use (usually around 21 mm/s) as the max. It prints like crap at 21, but 200 seems really high.

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At 21, it's more like this and I'm trying to do a line test:

slender nova
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It's also going to vary based on temperature.

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The best thing you can do is run the volumetric speed test in Orca

royal prism
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240 nozzle, 40 bed.

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Well, I can't get any test to simply print without this issue. I have only had such horrible results from Overture Turbo PLA. All others (Elegoo, Sunlu, Greeetech) using PLA, PLA+, PETG, PETG Pro, TPU and ABS+ have all worked well or with just a little tweaking.

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Couldn't run the temp test because of this issue. I'll just keep bumping the max speed until I hit it.

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I can get these stats from some other vendors, so it's odd it's not published.

slender nova
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The problem is that it varies based on hardware. That printer hasn't even finished pre-orders, so there's no way for us to test it.

royal prism
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I'll just not by polymaker stuff, then. Not worth the massive hassle this has been just getting anywhere to a clean print.

slender nova
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If you are having problems printing with it we can help

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Volumetric flow is not the place to start

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The Ellis guide will give the order in which to run the tests. We also have a guide in the pinned posts in #custom-printers

royal prism
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I would have said the same, but given I had it printing, but not well, and only with a 200 mm/s max speed, which seems way overkill, I backed off to use a generic PLA profile to readjust. I could simply just drop down from 200, but I'm wasting time/filament just guessing at this.

slender nova
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Start with the Generic PLA profile and run the tests. Just guessing is going to make things worse

royal prism
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I did that and it literally made matters worse. Not worth it. Thanks anyway. I'll ignore this brand and move on.

slender nova
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If you give us the opportunity to help we will

royal prism
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Sry, but that's why I'm here and you pointed out you can't

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Not trying to sound rude, as I know it's likely coming out that way. I just don't have time/money to waste on this when I get better prints without much tweaking from other brands.

slender nova
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I did not say that we can't. I said that I can't purchase that printer yet to provide a profile. We can and have helped tune printers

royal prism
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Here's a different approach. What is the average setting for that over the printers you do have?

slender nova
royal prism
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So, one issue being user-error was me printing on a PEI plate, which according to your website, it says not to do. I've switched back to my Biqu plate which is smooth and will try again. I had originally swapped from it, because of other printing issues I've had with this filament. the VMS setting is the fix, I think, but I'll have to just keep trying or give up. This filament smells really badly.

royal prism
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Yeah, never mind. I'm giving up on Polymaker. Nothing I'm trying works well enough and I don't have time or inclination to bother. Will just use other brand filaments I don't have to keep fighting with

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Thank you for trying