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Posted · How do I change the Default Temp for generic PLA in Cura 5.3.1?

How do I change the Default Temp for generic PLA in Cura 5.3.1?   I have an FLsun v400 and need to up the temp a little for both the material and the bed.  Thank you.

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    Posted (edited) · How do I change the Default Temp for generic PLA in Cura 5.3.1?

    Hi @ednewbold,

     

    Just go to "Preference" menu in Cura, then select "Configure Cura" and seclct "Materials".

     

    You will see this menu:

     

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    You simply have to duplicate the material with the properties you want to change,

    then you have a copy written in "Italic" that's show this is an editable copy.

    Edith: The above statement is wrong!

    In here you'll see that I've changed the printing temperature to 210.

     

    Thanks

    Torgeir

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    Posted · How do I change the Default Temp for generic PLA in Cura 5.3.1?
    11 minutes ago, Torgeir said:

    then you have a copy written in "Italic" that's show this is an editable copy.

     

    Actually the italic means that this is the currently selected material for the current printer/extruder. There is only one italic material at any time.

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