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3.4. EXPERT MODE
Figure 3.20: Expert mode speed options.
Where indicated a value can be given in percentage. This is in relation
to the preceding value, e.g. 50% solid infill would be half of the value defined
for infill.
A few general guidelines for each option:
Perimeters
- In expert mode this parameter can be increased slightly
as the
External perimeters
option can be used to ensure blemish
free external faces.
Small perimeters
- Meant for holes, islands and fine details, a slower
speed here is recommended.
External perimeters
- A slightly slower value may ensure cleaner
surfaces.
Infill
- As fast as you can without compromising the integrity of the
fill structure. Faster extrusions can break and result in weak spots.
Solid infill
- The bottom of the model, and any additional solid
layers is usually slightly slower than infill but faster than perimeters.
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LulzBot TAZ Specifications

General IconGeneral
Nozzle Diameter0.5 mm (standard), interchangeable
Print SpeedUp to 200 mm/s
Max Hotend Temperature300°C
Max Heated Bed Temperature120°C
ConnectivityUSB
Supported MaterialsPLA, ABS, HIPS, PVA, PETG, Nylon, TPE, TPU, PC, wood-filled
Print SurfacePEI-coated borosilicate glass bed
Bed LevelingAutomatic
Operating System CompatibilityWindows, macOS, Linux
Power Requirements100 - 240 VAC
Print TechnologyFused Deposition Fabrication (FDM)

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