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Recommended Print Settings

Disclaimer: These settings were produced on Bambu Lab Printers, sliced on OrcaSlicer. This should provide you a general guideline on the target temperature. Should you be using other printers, we will provide a rough guideline on how to achieve the targetted temperature.

Note: Target temperature refers to a temperature where the Alt Tab team felt the flow of filament remains consistent and fluid to prevent any artefacts. Different Heater Catridges and Heat Breaks provide different levels of heat transfer, thus resulting in varying results. We are unable to guarantee that you will have the exact same experience as us. Thank you for your kind understanding.

(ALT TAB) All PLA Guidelines

Warning: Open Enclosure Doors. If you have an enclosure, please open the doors. PLA does not like hot environments.

For more info, https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/filament-acc/filament/heat-creep

PLA Drying Temperature: 55°C - 60°C.

  • PLA

    Series: Basic

    Nozzle: 193°C. (Initial Layer: 197°C)

    Transparent: Nozzle: -5°C

    Bed Temperature: 58°C.

    Max Volumetric Flow: 12mm³/s

  • PLA Matte

    Series: Basic, Chroma, Poly

    Nozzle: 193°C. (Initial Layer: 197°C)

    Bed Temperature: 62°C.

    Option 1. Max Volumetric Flow: 8mm³/s

    Option 2. Volumetric Flow for High Speed: 14mm³/s

  • PLA Silk

    Series: Basic, Tri-Color

    Nozzle: 193°C. (Initial Layer: 197°C)

    Bed Temperature: 58°C.

    Max Volumetric Flow: 12mm³/s

  • PLA+ PLUS/PRO

    Series: Basic, Chroma, Poly, BLabs

    Nozzle: 207°C. (Initial Layer: 212°C)

    Bed Temperature: 58°C.

    Option 1. Max Volumetric Flow: 10mm³/s

    Option 2. Volumetric Flow for High Speed: 14mm³/s

  • PLA Wood

    Series: Infused

    Nozzle: 203°C. (Initial Layer: 209°C)

    Bed Temperature: 58°C.

    Max Volumetric Flow: 10mm³/s

  • PLA Marble

    Series: Infused

    Nozzle: 212°C. (Initial Layer: 217°C)

    Bed Temperature: 58°C.

    Max Volumetric Flow: 10mm³/s

  • PLA Galaxy

    Series: Galaxy

    Nozzle: 200°C. (Initial Layer: 203°C)

    Bed Temperature: 58°C.

    Max Volumetric Flow: 12mm³/s

  • PLA Carbon Fibre

    Series: Infused

    Nozzle: 212°C. (Initial Layer: 217°C)

    Bed Temperature: 58°C.

    Max Volumetric Flow: 10mm³/s

    Warning: Need Hardened Steel Nozzle

(ALT TAB) All PETG Guidelines

Notes: When not using in enclosed environment, do prevent cold breeze or gusts of wind around the print, to ensure proper adhesion.

PETG Drying Temperature: 60°C to 65°C.

  • PETG

    Series: Basic

    Nozzle: 237°C. (Initial Layer: 242°C)

    Transparent: Nozzle: -5°C

    Bed Temperature: 80°C.

    Max Volumetric Flow: 12mm³/s

  • PETG Chroma

    Series: Chroma, Poly, BLabs

    Nozzle: 247°C. (Initial Layer: 252°C)

    Bed Temperature: 80°C.

    Max Volumetric Flow: 9mm³/s

  • PETG Marble

    Series: Infused

    Nozzle: 235°C. (Initial Layer: 239°C)

    Bed Temperature: 80°C.

    Max Volumetric Flow: 12mm³/s

  • PETG HS Matte

    Series: HS Matte

    Nozzle: 235°C. (Initial Layer: 237°C)

    Bed Temperature: 80°C.

    Max Volumetric Flow: 18mm³/s

  • PETG Carbon Fibre

    Series: Infused

    Nozzle: 247°C. (Initial Layer: 252°C)

    Bed Temperature: 80°C.

    Max Volumetric Flow: 9mm³/s

    Warning: Need Hardened Steel Nozzle

(ALT TAB) All TPU Guidelines

Notes: TPU must both be consistently dried during print and also before printing to ensure no bubbles or lamination issues. TPU must also be used with a spool holder with no friction.

Important: Any friction from external factors such as spool holder or inside bowden tubes will cause the TPU to be tugged on and stretched by the extruder; thus causing the TPU to be pulled out of the dimensions of 1.75mm.

TPU Drying Temperature: 60°C to 65°C.

  • TPU 95A

    Series: TPU 95A Basic

    Nozzle: 215°C

    Bed Temperature: 65°C

    Max Volumetric Flow: 5mm³/s