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--- 3dprinting:materials:pla [11/04/2026 19:23] – [Notes] N5JLD
+++ 3dprinting:materials:pla [11/06/2026 13:23] (current) – [Starting Point] N5JLD
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 PLA settings vary by brand, formulation, printer, nozzle, and cooling. Use the spool label or manufacturer data sheet as the starting point.
+^  **Overture Basic PLA**  ^^
 ^ Setting ^ Tested value ^
-| Nozzle temperature | |
+| Nozzle temperature |215c|
-| Bed temperature | |
+| Bed temperature |65c|
-| Cooling | |
+| Cooling |After 3rd Layer|
 | Print speed | |
 | Retraction | |
-| Drying temperature / time | |
+| Drying temperature / time |6 Hour / 55c|
 ===== Notes =====
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 /03/2026
-**White PLA Filament:**
+===== White PLA Filament:=====
 I have always wondered why when I print in White, there are always little gaps near edges. At first I just thought that it happens with Black Filament too. I tested it and no it does not print exactly the same. I run Overture Filament only. Years ago I decided to stick with one type of Filament for PLA, PETG, a TPU. I run Calibration for each type material. From what I understand the additives in White that contains Titanium Dioxide. This makes if flow differently and may need to run a slightly higher Temperature.