Recommended slicer settings for OzFDM ABS on the Voron Trident
Nozzle Temp230 °CRange: 220 – 240 °C |
Bed Temp100 °CRange: 80 – 110 °C |
Print Speed50mm/s · max 300 |
Layer Height0.20mm · max 0.28 |
Fan Speed10 %1st layer: 0 % |
1st Layer Speed20mm/s |
Retraction0.7 mm@ 45 mm/s |
Nozzle TypeBrassStandard |
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Full Settings Reference
Settings |
Recommended |
Range |
Nozzle Temperature |
230 °C |
220 – 240 °C |
Bed Temperature |
100 °C |
80 – 110 °C |
Print Speed |
40 – 60 mm/s |
up to 300 mm/s on this printer |
First Layer Speed |
20 – 25 mm/s |
slower is better for adhesion |
Layer Height |
0.16 – 0.24 mm |
0.12 – 0.28 mm |
Fan Speed (Normal) |
0 – 20 % |
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Fan Speed (1st Layer) |
0 % |
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Retraction Distance |
0.7 mm |
Direct drive |
Retraction Speed |
45 mm/s |
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Nozzle Type |
Brass (standard) |
Brass is fine; hardened optional |
Dry Filament |
80 °C for ≥ 5 h |
print from a dry box in humid weather |
Enclosure |
Required — built in |
Required — this printer is enclosed |
Support Material |
HIPS, ABS (self-supporting) |
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Printing Notes |
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ABS needs a stable warm chamber far more than it needs clever settings. Without an enclosure, large parts will warp and split no matter what the slicer says. |
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Keep cooling near zero. Fan is the enemy of ABS layer adhesion — use it only for small overhangs and bridges. |
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Klipper's pressure advance does most of the ooze control on a Trident, so short fast retraction beats long slow retraction here. |
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As a self-built machine the Trident's chamber temperature is whatever you have built it to hold — check it before starting a high-temperature print rather than assuming. |
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Slicer: OrcaSlicer / SuperSlicer (Klipper). Dry the filament at 80 °C / ≥ 5 h before a long print — every figure above assumes dry filament. |
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Troubleshooting |
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Corners lifting off the bed — Chamber temperature. Close the enclosure, kill the part fan, and add a brim. Bed temperature alone will not fix it. |
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Cracks between layers halfway up tall parts — The part is cooling unevenly. Raise chamber temperature and drop print speed to 40 mm/s. |
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Strong smell while printing — ABS emits styrene. Vent the enclosure outdoors or fit a carbon filter — this is a ventilation issue, not a print quality one. |
