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Active 3D Printer

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Active 3D Printer slicer settings

Recommended slicer settings for the Active 3D Printer (Active 3D) 3D printer. Profiles cover PLA, ABS, NYLON, HIPS with starting nozzle/bed temperatures, fan, and speed guidance. Build volume 220х220х220. Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM / FFF). Common slicers: Типы файлов: G-code. Use these as a baseline and fine-tune for your filament brand and enclosure.

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Active 3D Printer slicer settings

Starting temps and speeds for this machine. Generated defaults are a baseline — tune for your filament.

Profile Filament Temp Speed Fan Slicer
Active 3D Printer — ABS starting settings defaults ABS 250/100 vol 11 mm³/s 0-20 Типы файлов: G-code
Active 3D Printer — HIPS starting settings defaults HIPS 240/100 vol 10 mm³/s 20-40 Типы файлов: G-code
Active 3D Printer — NYLON starting settings defaults NYLON 260/90 vol 8 mm³/s 0-30 Типы файлов: G-code
Active 3D Printer — PLA starting settings defaults PLA 210/60 vol 15 mm³/s 100 Типы файлов: G-code
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Tech specs

Type Home
Brand Active 3D
Сountry Great Britain
Print technology Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM / FFF)
Nozzle quantity 1
Print Area 220х220х220
Bed Without heated
Material ABS, PLA, Hips, Laybrick, Nylon, Filaflex
Material diameter 1.75
Host computer software Типы файлов: G-code
Input method USB
Machine size 220х220х220
weight, kg kg

The Active 3D Printer is a home brand from Great Britain that uses Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM/FFF) technology. It has one nozzle, a print area of 220x220x220, a non-heated bed, and can work with materials such as ABS, PLA, HIPS, Laybrick, Nylon, and Filaflex with a material diameter of 1.75mm. The host computer software only supports G-code files, with USB as its input method. Additionally, the printer has a machine size of 220x220x220 with a weight of kg. In terms of general slicer settings, the nozzle size, layer height, wall thickness, and infill density should all be configured to ensure that the best print quality is achieved.

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