Hi All, I highly recommend printing a first layer calibration test if you get a new filament type that you are having any issues with.
Or just to see what you can fine tune… As a FYI I can push printing of some filaments up to 200% speed and get good quality printing..
If you use something like
And manually play with z-offset & flow/speed, you can see what the results are as you move from 0 offset up to a point that it starts detaching from the bed .
You also observe what offset peels off the build plate in a consistent layer vs prints OK but structural issues
I use this method combined with fluidd speed increases to push the limits of flow/printing to obtain far faster prints.. (even printing first layer at speeds)
The more you experiment the more you see what effects / results the tweaks do or not do.