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mdf

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  #3399050 1-Aug-2025 12:46
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Honestly I just use the default settings on the dryer and have never had any issues. I feel that low and slow is going to produce better results than fast at a slightly greater temperature anyway.

 

I'm sure you've checked this, but those recommended temperatures are for air forced drying times, not on-bed drying times? The Bambu wiki doesn't include some of its newer filaments:

 

https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/filament-acc/filament/dry-filament

 

Bambu is super responsive to ticket queries so you might want to ask. I definitely wouldn't want to melt a roll of filament.




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  #3399053 1-Aug-2025 12:49
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You could partially test with a sample amount of filament though it wouldn't create the same potential heat soak effect of an entire roll.





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  #3399106 1-Aug-2025 18:35
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mdf:

 

Honestly I just use the default settings on the dryer and have never had any issues. I feel that low and slow is going to produce better results than fast at a slightly greater temperature anyway.

 

I'm sure you've checked this, but those recommended temperatures are for air forced drying times, not on-bed drying times? The Bambu wiki doesn't include some of its newer filaments:

 

https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/filament-acc/filament/dry-filament

 

Bambu is super responsive to ticket queries so you might want to ask. I definitely wouldn't want to melt a roll of filament.

 

 

Dryer circulates the air with fans, so while not a blast oven I assumed those guidelines would apply. Not doing on-bed drying. Yeah, they need to update their Wiki, but you can download a TDS sheet for any of their filaments that includes their recommended drying temperatures and times. It’s just some of them sound a little hot.

 

Raising a ticket is probably a good idea, so I’ll do that. Thanks.


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