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If you're just using generic filament (did they produce their own brand stuff for it even? I've never heard of it before) then using the generic material profiles in Cura should work fine.
And if they don't work fine... just come back here and we'll be happy to help 😄
As for ABS: if there never was an official profile for it, it's possible your printer might not support it. It prints hotter than PLA or PETG and frankly is just a pain to work with if you don't have a really good reason to be printing ABS in the first place.
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If you're just using generic filament (did they produce their own brand stuff for it even? I've never heard of it before) then using the generic material profiles in Cura should work fine.
And if they don't work fine... just come back here and we'll be happy to help 😄
As for ABS: if there never was an official profile for it, it's possible your printer might not support it. It prints hotter than PLA or PETG and frankly is just a pain to work with if you don't have a really good reason to be printing ABS in the first place.
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