Cura LulzBot Edition
Filament Type Bed Preparation Nozzle Temp Bed Temp Removal Temp
ABS Clean PEI 230-250 110 50
PLA Clean PEI 195-215 60 45
HIPS Clean PEI 230-250 110 50
Laywoo-D3 Clean PEI 175-195 60 45
bambooFill Clean PEI 185-195 60 50
woodFill Clean PEI 185-195 60 50
Laybrick Clean PEI 175-195 60 45
bronzeFill Clean PEI 225-235 60 50
copperFill Clean PEI 225-235 60 50
Magnetic Iron PLA Clean PEI 220-230 60 50
Stainless Steel PLA Clean PEI 220-230 60 50
Conductive PLA Clean PEI 215-230 60 50
Coee PLA Clean PEI 220-230 60 40
nGen Clean PEI 220-240 85 60
t-glase Glue stick 240-260 60 45
Flexible Filaments Glue stick 215-230 50 35
Nylons Glue stick 220-270 110 50
Polycarbonate Glue stick 260-300 110 50
Polycarbonate + ABS Glue stick 260-280 110 50
INOVA 1800 Glue stick 235-255 75 50
n-vent Glue stick 225-245 60 50
Table 2.1: Recommended Temperatures
2.5 Removing Your First Print
After your rst print has nished, wait for the print surface to cool to
the recommended print removal temperature. Your parts will be easier to
remove if you allow your heated bed to cool down to optimal temperature.
This will allow the plastic to contract, making it easier to remove.
Once your heated bed has cooled, use the blue handled knife that was
included with your toolkit to remove the item. Carefully insert the blade
of the knife between your print and heated bed. Once underneath the part
rotate the blade lifting with the sharp edge into the part, to gently pop the
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