| # Video Guides |
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| [Polyformer assembly video part 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqaRRzHKmp0) |
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| [Polyformer assembly video part 2 & 3](https://youtu.be/NvOG5K5bJ6M) |
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| [Polyformer assembly video part 4](https://youtu.be/LeM5dLHGVpM) |
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| [Heatset inserts tutorial](https://youtu.be/gEWWZhYNxxQ) |
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| [Polycutter Lite assembly video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgzWEFJ99so) |
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| [Polyformer operation video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f05WWMm3e6w&t=1s) |
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| Please refer to the Assembly Guides made by @lhong820#0249 for assembly. |
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| Make sure you run Polyformer in a well ventilated area. |
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| # rPET print settings |
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| 260-280C Nozzle temp |
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| 70-80C Bed Temp |
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| 120-130% flow (higher due to the hollow bore nature of the filament, needs to be calibrated) |
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| 20-40% fan |
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| 60mm/s minimum print speed |
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| DRY YOUR PET BEFORE PRINT FOR BEST RESULT |
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| Retraction and other settings is dependent on your printer, But in general PET behaves similarly to PETG. |
| One thing special about PET is that it requires you to print moderately fast, in order to prevent hot filament from staying too long inside the heatbreak which will lead to the filament crystalizing and jam inside the heatbreak. If you see the printed part turning white, that is also a sign of the filament staying hot for too long after exiting the nozzle, which you should fix by increasing the fan speed. |
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