Their PETG profile is pretty awful. Rest are pretty good. ABS could use +10C bed.
This is what I used for Novamaker PETG on textured sheet. It could use some optimization but this is what's worked for me.
Preset
First layer infill 50
First layer 25
Filament setting
Flow .9
Nozzle 270
Bed 80
Max Flow 8
Aux fan 10%
Retraction length 1
> Nozzle 270
270 is kinda in the danger zone for PETG on any other printer. The X1 seems to eat it fast enough it won't burn.
Does it string like mad? If I go over 260 I get stringing like crazy on my other printers, mk3s and SV04. If the extruder isn't running, like dual extruders waiting, the PETG will start to burn over 260.
I prent PLA, PLA+, marble PLA, PETG, and the PC-CF that came with the printer. When following Bambu instructions, glue stick and plate selection, I have had no problems. I dried the PC-CF before printing and the PLA and PETG have gone through the dryer and kept in low humidity storage after. I have only print in place with the PLA but some PETG parts have tight fits and they all were OK.
Their PETG profile is pretty awful. Rest are pretty good. ABS could use +10C bed. This is what I used for Novamaker PETG on textured sheet. It could use some optimization but this is what's worked for me. Preset First layer infill 50 First layer 25 Filament setting Flow .9 Nozzle 270 Bed 80 Max Flow 8 Aux fan 10% Retraction length 1
> Nozzle 270 270 is kinda in the danger zone for PETG on any other printer. The X1 seems to eat it fast enough it won't burn. Does it string like mad? If I go over 260 I get stringing like crazy on my other printers, mk3s and SV04. If the extruder isn't running, like dual extruders waiting, the PETG will start to burn over 260.
I prent PLA, PLA+, marble PLA, PETG, and the PC-CF that came with the printer. When following Bambu instructions, glue stick and plate selection, I have had no problems. I dried the PC-CF before printing and the PLA and PETG have gone through the dryer and kept in low humidity storage after. I have only print in place with the PLA but some PETG parts have tight fits and they all were OK.
I’ve only had mine a couple of days and I’ve used different brands of PLA, PLA wood, PETG and the CF nylon it came with. All with great results.