PVA Generic or Natural

[Stefanlewold 0]

 

When I try to change this, I'm warned that it might damgage the printer

 

 

 

[gr5 2,228]

That sounds silly.  It's probably fine.

 

Maybe you should be more specific - where are you chainging this - in Cura? In the drop down?  Does it really say "natural" (I haven't seen that before)?  What brand of PVA are you planning to print?  Are you planning to run the PVA through a BB core (or AA or 3rd party?)

[kmanstudios 1,120]

I run into this at every print with Cura Connect. For some reason, they have the thing hanging on every tiny difference. Generic, color, other things including if it is not the same Ultimaker color.

 

Type (Such as PVA, PLA TPU, etc) I can understand, but not variation of type.

 

As long as you know you have the right material type in each core, you are ok. As PVA in BB core and all others in AA core AND they match the type you have chosen to slice. Do not try to print something like a PLA is you sliced with the material chosen as something else like PC. That is what they are trying to warn you about.

Edited January 15, 2018 by kmanstudios
trying to word it correctly