Problems with Print Quality? Unleash Perfect PID Tuning in Minutes

Are you having problems with print quality and overall performance of your printer. Temperature fluctuations, Thermal runaway warnings, poor layer adhesion, clogged nozzles.
Unlock the true potential of your 3D printer with this easy-to-follow guide on PID tuning! PID calibration is crucial for achieving consistent and precise temperature control, eliminating print defects and enhancing the overall print quality. Dive in and learn how to optimize your printer's performance for stunning results every time!
00:00 - What is PID
04:23 - Download and Install Prontoface
05:40 - Connect printer
06:00 - Artillery (Marlin start)
06:49 - M303 E0 S220 C3
08:23 - Set PID
09:33 - Save settings
10:16 - Prusa Tunning
12:03 - Conclusion
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[@stump182]

Thank you!

[@jozsefienciu2325]

HI i change the heating element on my printer the factory temp initialy was 250 degree after the change the max temp at the nozzle it's only 235 degree how can i get the 250 because the heating element it's good up to 260

[@jdakid156]

The higher the cycle the more accurate PID read you’ll get I think 3 cycles isn’t enough to get a good accurate read