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- By GregValiant,
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Unfortunately the one who created the printer profiles for your printer seems to have told Cura "this printer definition comes with specific profiles for each nozzle size", but then only added specific profiles for a single nozzle size. In Cura, printers can either have a selection of nozzle sizes in the top bar (your second screenshot), OR you can change the nozzle size in the Machine Settings (your third screenshot). There is a workaround of sorts with the Printer Settings plugin from the Marketplace. It will let you add the "Nozzle size" setting to the custom printer settings floater.
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It should still be possible to load the *.ini file as a profile using the "Import" function on the Profiles pane of the preferences. Remember though that Cura 14.07 is around 9 years old, so it is not so strange that support for it is fairly non-existent by now, and I don't think anyone has tested that import function with such old files for a good while now.
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I've been using an UM2+, so 2.85mm PEBA-S filament. And I think that has helped a bit, since flexible materials tend to give problems with bowden printers. I would think that 2.85mm filament is easier to push through the bowden tube than 1.75mm filament would be, because it feels like a thicker filament should be a bit more stiff. That's just a guess though. Good luck! -
Many thanks guys! We keep trying printing with PEBA-S. And we would like to share our experience with you. We are preparing 1.75mm PEBA-S and Flexfill Peba filament printing also. So, I have another question. Which one did you print PEBA-S 1.75mm or 2.85mm? And Which machine did you try? S5? Thank you! -
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