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PLA Temp Tower - Prusa Core One / Core One + | Balanced / Speed / Structural (195°C - 235°C)

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Ready-to-print PLA Temp Tower for Prusa Core One /+ profiles. Pre-sliced BGCODEs included.

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PLA Temperature Tower for Prusa Core One / Core One +

This is a pre-sliced temperature tower designed EXCLUSIVELY for the Prusa Core One and Prusa Core One + printers.

It uses the "0.20mm Balanced / Speed / Structural" print profile as a base.

COMPATIBILITY WARNING: The included .bgcode file is generated specifically for the Core One series kinematics and speeds. Do not use this file on other printers (like MK4 or MK3S+).

REVERSE TEMPERATURE: This tower uses a Reverse Temperature progression. It starts COLD (195°C) at the bottom and increases heat up to HOT (235°C) at the top.

Specifications:
  • Printer: Prusa Core One / Prusa Core One +

  • Nozzle: HF0.4

  • Material: PLA / PLA+

  • Layer Height: 0.20 mm

  • Profile: 0.20mm Balanced / Speed / Structural

  • Infill: 15%

  • Supports: None

Base Settings:
  • First Layer: 230°C (ensures perfect bed adhesion)

  • Base Layers: 225°C

Temperature Tower Range (Bottom to Top): The custom G-code automatically changes the temperature at each floor block:
  • Floor 1 (Bottom): 195°C

  • Floor 2: 200°C

  • Floor 3: 205°C

  • Floor 4: 210°C

  • Floor 5: 215°C

  • Floor 6: 220°C

  • Floor 7: 225°C

  • Floor 8: 230°C

  • Floor 9 (Top): 235°C

Files Included:

.bgcode files: Ready to print on Core One / Core One +:

  • Balanced

  • Speed

  • Structural

How to evaluate:
  • Low Temp (Bottom): Check for underextrusion or weak layer bonding.

  • High Temp (Top): Check for stringing, overheating, and loss of detail.

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