Review on 🔃 Versatile Filament Refills for Diverse Printing Needs by Chuck Chen

These temperatures may sound crazy (and contrary to popular belief on the internet), but I've had better adhesion and print quality with one nozzle . Temperature 245°C and layer temperature 75/65°C for the first/following layer. This is slightly above the recommended temperature I found online, but I have a small bank of Prusa printers and have been experimenting with several different SUNLU PLA+ inks/rollers and increasing the temperature was the only way. Let this filament consistently print well. Low nozzle temperatures in the range of 190-215 or 60°C were constantly shut down and attempts were made to clog the nozzle. Once I found the lucky medium of 245/75 everything printed great and the prints stuck very strongly to the build plate. In addition, PLA+ parts are less brittle and have an extra "give", making them more durable for parts subjected to stress, impact, or abuse. We've continued snapping regular PLA printed parts, but this PLA+ seems to be producing much stronger parts.