7 hours ago, Carla_Birch said:Looking at that you have a error with the “initial printing temperature” setting, this setting needs to match or be lower than the “printing temperature” setting. This setting tells the printer at what temperature the printer can start printing from as it gets up to the main printing temperature.
So it your case set “Initial printing temperature” to 195c and the printer will heat up the hotend to 195c and then start the first layer as heating up to your 205c setting then after the first layer it cool back down to your main printing temperature of 195c you have set.
Thank you, actually i was asking about "Printing temperature initial layer" I saw in some posts that “Initial printing temperature” was only if we have a dual print head.
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Carla_Birch 116
Looking at that you have a error with the “initial printing temperature” setting, this setting needs to match or be lower than the “printing temperature” setting. This setting tells the printer at what temperature the printer can start printing from as it gets up to the main printing temperature.
So it your case set “Initial printing temperature” to 195c and the printer will heat up the hotend to 195c and then start the first layer as heating up to your 205c setting then after the first layer it cool back down to your main printing temperature of 195c you have set.
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GregValiant 1,408
An option would be to set the printing temperature in Cura to 205. In your Gcode file at the start of the second layer (layer:1) manually add M104 S195. Layer 0 would print at 205, the M104 line would be read, and printing would be uninterrupted as the temp fell to 195 for the rest of the layers.
There is the "Insert at Layer Change" plugin. You could use that set to "After" and Gcode to M104 S195. The M104 line would be inserted after every layer. Layer 0 would print at 205 and the rest would print at 195. However, if you needed to tune the temperature for some reason it would revert to 195 at the end of every layer.
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