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Adding Profiles for PLA 175 and PVA 175
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alanbjorklund committed Jun 27, 2024
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61 changes: 61 additions & 0 deletions ultimaker_pla_175.xml.fdm_material
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<fdmmaterial xmlns="http://www.ultimaker.com/material" xmlns:cura="http://www.ultimaker.com/cura" version="1.3">
<metadata>
<name>
<brand>Ultimaker</brand>
<material>PLA</material>
<color>Generic</color>
</name>
<GUID>abb9c58e-1f56-48d1-bd8f-055fde3a5b56</GUID>
<reference_material_id>pla</reference_material_id>
<version>24</version>
<color_code>#f1ece1</color_code>
<description>Fast, safe and reliable printing. PLA is ideal for the fast and reliable printing of parts and prototypes with a great surface quality.</description>
<adhesion_info>Print on bare glass. Use tape for cold build plates.</adhesion_info>
<instruction_link>https://support.ultimaker.com/s/article/How-to-print-with-Method-PLA</instruction_link>
</metadata>
<properties>
<density>1.24</density>
<diameter>1.75</diameter>
<weight>750</weight>
</properties>
<settings>
<setting key="print temperature">200</setting>
<setting key="standby temperature">175</setting>
<setting key="heated bed temperature">60</setting>
<setting key="build volume temperature">28</setting>
<setting key="print cooling">100</setting>
<setting key="adhesion tendency">0</setting>
<setting key="surface energy">100</setting>

<machine>
<machine_identifier manufacturer="Ultimaker B.V." product="UltiMaker Method X" />
<setting key="print temperature">210</setting>
<setting key="standby temperature">160</setting>
<setting key="build volume temperature">40</setting>
<setting key="print cooling">100</setting>
<cura:setting key="material_shrinkage_percentage">100.2</cura:setting>
<cura:setting key="material_shrinkage_percentage_z">100.1</cura:setting>

<hotend id="1A">
<setting key="hardware compatible">yes</setting>
</hotend>
<hotend id="1XA">
<setting key="hardware compatible">no</setting>
</hotend>
<hotend id="2A">
<setting key="hardware compatible">no</setting>
</hotend>
<hotend id="2XA">
<setting key="hardware compatible">no</setting>
</hotend>
<hotend id="1C">
<setting key="hardware compatible">yes</setting>
</hotend>
<hotend id="LABS">
<setting key="hardware compatible">yes</setting>
</hotend>
</machine>

</settings>
</fdmmaterial>
32 changes: 32 additions & 0 deletions ultimaker_pva_175.xml.fdm_material
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<fdmmaterial xmlns="http://www.ultimaker.com/material" xmlns:cura="http://www.ultimaker.com/cura" version="1.3">
<metadata>
<name>
<brand>Ultimaker</brand>
<material>PVA</material>
<color>Natural</color>
</name>
<GUID>add51ef2-86eb-4c39-afd5-5586564f0715</GUID>
<reference_material_id>pva</reference_material_id>
<version>1</version>
<color_code>#f5f2d1</color_code>
<description>Water soluble support material. PVA is a matching support material for PLA, CPE and Nylon.</description>
<adhesion_info>Use the same temperatures and adhesion method as your build material(s).</adhesion_info>
<instruction_link>https://support.ultimaker.com/s/article/How-to-print-with-Method-PVA</instruction_link>
</metadata>
<properties>
<density>1.23</density>
<diameter>1.75</diameter>
<weight>750</weight>
</properties>
<settings>
<!-- print settings -->
<setting key="print temperature">215</setting>
<setting key="standby temperature">175</setting>
<cura:setting key="material_crystallinity">true</cura:setting>

<!-- Define as soluble support material -->
<cura:setting key="material_is_support_material">True</cura:setting>

</settings>
</fdmmaterial>

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