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Pro PCTG Profiles & Slicers Updated

Pro PCTG Matte Black Profiles

John Schneider

Tested slicer profiles for 3D-Fuel Pro PCTG Matte Black, tuned for a clean matte finish. Download and import them into your slicer.

** Save 10% on your first purchase of Pro PCTG using the discount code FIRSTPCTG10 **

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These different material formulations can benefit from different pressure advance, speed, and cooling settings.

Separating out the profiles makes it much easier to manage the different ideal values for these Pro PCTG material variations in your slicer.

These in-house developed print profiles are an excellent starting point for printing with 3D-Fuel Pro PCTG Matte Black. If you find a better setting for your 3D printer using our materials, please let us know, and we can revise and improve our stock profiles based on your feedback.

Do you have a 3D printer that 3D-Fuel hasn't developed a profile for yet? Here are the easy steps to develop one for yourself.

***Hardened Nozzle Required***

Matte Black Pro PCTG uses a small percentage of carbon fibers to achieve the matte effect on the filament. Carbon fibers are very abrasive and will quickly damage or destroy un-hardened nozzles. Save yourself time, money, and hassle, and make sure your printer has a hardened nozzle installed before printing with Pro PCTG Matte Black.

Printer Brand Sections

Bambu Lab 3D Printers

How to import a 3D-Fuel filament and/or process profile into Bambu Studio

If you use the stock process profiles in Bambu Studio, please switch your sparse infill pattern from "grid" to either "gyroid" or "cubic". Grid infill crosses itself within the same layer, which can cause PCTG to build up on your printer nozzle.

Bundle Download

The PCTG Pro Matte Bambu Studio Profile Bundle Download contains all of the 3D-Fuel PCTG Pro Matte profiles in one convenient bundle.

A1 Mini

A1

P1P

P1S

P2S

X1C

X1E

H2S

H2D

H2C

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  • Brad Ross

    Hi, can i use the X1C profile with the X2d for the matte PCTG?

     

    thanks!

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