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5.0 AutoMaker Software
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Material Name
This field can be used to name the material profile - this will be displayed on
the Status page when the reel is installed in the dock.
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Material Type
Pick the material type here from the list of available options, or type the
name of the material yourself.
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Material Colour
Pick the material colour here, or choose custom to define your own colour.
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Filament Diameter (mm)
Enter the diameter of your filament in mm - it is recommended to use digital
calipers / micrometer to obtain an accurate value for this field.
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Filament Multiplier
This value is used to compensate for the ‘squishyness’ of your material. As
filament passes through the extruder, it can be compressed by the feed
wheels causing to change shape slightly. This can affect the amount of
material that is fed to the head - the harder the material, the closer this value
should be to 1.
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Feed Rate Multiplier
This multiplier allows you to finely tune the extrusion rate of the material - it
can be adjusted during a print to obtain the optimum extrudate profile.
Increasing the value above 1 will cause more material to be extruded and
vice versa - 2 would be equivalent to 200% material flow. It varies the amount
of plastic proportionally and should be changed in very small steps (e.g. +/-
0.05) as the effects are very visible.
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Bed Temperature (°C)
This value sets the temperature of the print bed surface during a print. A
heated bed will help to reduce warping and improve adhesion of a wide
range of materials. ABS requires a bed temperature of approximately 110°C
for good adhesion, whereas PLA only requires 60-80°C.
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Bed Temperature (1
st
Layer) (°C)
This value sets the temperature of the print bed surface when printing the
very first layer of the object. This value is often set higher to ensure good
adhesion when starting a print, however the temperature can be lower for
the remainder of the print, or it may cause the object to ‘sag’ at its base.