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I'm guessing it's at 5 seconds? Anyway try cutting that value in half and it should speed up to your desired speed. But then consider putting the value back as you might not want to mess with this. 5 seconds should be an absolute minimum for this parameter for pla.
To save time you could print 2 parts at the same time so one can cool while the other prints and you don't have to mess with "minimum layer time".
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What is your setting for "minimum layer time"?
I'm guessing it's at 5 seconds? Anyway try cutting that value in half and it should speed up to your desired speed. But then consider putting the value back as you might not want to mess with this. 5 seconds should be an absolute minimum for this parameter for pla.
To save time you could print 2 parts at the same time so one can cool while the other prints and you don't have to mess with "minimum layer time".
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