Bambu PLA Temperature Tower (190 - 230 °C)

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PLA Test for 190 - 230 °C (e.g. Bambu PLA)

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Info: 

If you have the problem that only 220 degrees are shown for the whole tower after slicing:
Please click on the drop-down arrow next to the "Download or Print" button here on the website and select "Download STL". Download the file there.
It seems that the "Open in Bambu Studio" option is blocking the gcode right now for some people.

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Check out my other temperature towers:

PETG: https://makerworld.com/en/models/512668#profileId-428764

PLA+: https://makerworld.com/en/models/512691#profileId-428788

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The attached .3mf file contains the corresponding gcode for the Heat-Temperature-Tower.
The print takes about 2 hours (tested on my BambuLab A1).

Instructions:
0. Use a Mac / PC. The mobile app does not support custom gcode.
1. Click “Open in Bambu Studio” or download the .3mf file.
2. (Open the .3mf file with Bambu Studio) Click on "slice plate" and then on "print plate"
3. After the print is finished, you can evaluate the Temperature Tower in terms of stringing, accuracy (e.g. overhangs, cones etc.).
4. It also makes sense to evaluate the temperature tower destructively. For example, you can use pliers to break off individual layers of each temperature range and find the optimum layer strength for your PLA.

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I wanted to test the Bambu PLA in terms of temperature. Many temperature towers uploaded here work in the range of 200 to 240 degrees.

 

Bambu, however, specifies a range of 190 to 230 degrees for its own PLA.
That's why I created my own temperature tower.

My temperature tower tests the Bambu PLA with linear overhang (35° & 45°), radial overhang (4 mm & 6 mm radius), bridging, stringing, cones / circles and simulates "drill holes" and much more.

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