CorkFill

DataSheets:

Advised Printing Temperature:
210-230C*

Advised Print Speed:
40 - 60 mm/s

Advised Heated bed (if you have one, not strictly necessary)
50-60C

TIP! For stronger prints and better reliability increase flow rate with about 4 -10%.

Getting started

Here are settings that will bring you good results. You can use these profiles as a starting point and adjust them to your own liking.

3D PRINTER

SPEED (MM/S)

TEMPERATURE (C)

BUILD PLATE TEMP (C)

RETRACTION DISTANCE (MM)

RETRACTION SPEED (MM/S)

FLOW (%)

3D PRINTER

SPEED (MM/S)

TEMPERATURE (C)

BUILD PLATE TEMP (C)

RETRACTION DISTANCE (MM)

RETRACTION SPEED (MM/S)

FLOW (%)

Ultimaker Original

45mm/s

215-225

n.a.

4.5

45

104 - 110

Ultimaker 2

45mm/s

210-220

55

4.5

45

104 - 110

Makerbot Replicator 2

70mm/s

210 - 215

n.a.

(standard makerware)

(standard makerware)

104 - 110

Wit a 0.2mm Layer heigth we found a good balance between time and surface quality. Little tip: Check your travel speed! We also recommand to use a high travel speed of at least 200mm/s to prevent from stringing.

 

Retraction settings
CorkFill needs a little higher retraction speed and distance on some machines. Using the hollow pyramid we dialled in our settings for the Ultimaker and


Makerbot for 0.27mm layerheight profile. To reduce some of the variables we’ll start with the following preset settings:

  • Layerheight: 0.27mm

  • Speed: 50mm/s

  • Minimal layertime: 8s

Get the calibration file at: Thingiverse

Hollow pyramid printed on the Ultimaker 2 Nozzle: 210°C, Bed: 55°C, retraction length: 4,5mm, retraction speed: 45mm/s

 

Hollow pyramid printed on the Makerbot Replicator 2 printed at 210°C with standard retraction of 1,3mm

BUILD PLATFORM

This filament will print great on both heated and non heated build platforms. For cold build platforms we generaly use blue painters tape or a 3D printing surface plastic sheet.

For heated build platforms we use a temperature of 50-60 C which will keep the print sticking to the platform. It can be printed straight on glass or with a bit of glue stick or spray applied to it.

LET IT PRINT!

 

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