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Do all the spools from McMaster Carr work in the Ultimaker S5
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· Do all the spools from McMaster Carr work in the Ultimaker S5
If it's 2.85 mm it should work. But "it works" isn't quite the same as "it works well". Different material manufacturers use different blends of material. So in order to get the same (or comparable) results, you often have to tweak settings in Cura to get there.
This is also why we have the whole material marketplace (as well as the bundled Ultimaker materials); Those materials have been tested / validated by us to work correctly.
I can't say if the material from McMaster carr work well. You could try and see if the default settings of Cura work if you're feeling adventurous.
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If it's 2.85 mm it should work. But "it works" isn't quite the same as "it works well". Different material manufacturers use different blends of material. So in order to get the same (or comparable) results, you often have to tweak settings in Cura to get there.
This is also why we have the whole material marketplace (as well as the bundled Ultimaker materials); Those materials have been tested / validated by us to work correctly.
I can't say if the material from McMaster carr work well. You could try and see if the default settings of Cura work if you're feeling adventurous.
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