Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
So I decided to go with the settings for Qidi's own PPS-CF filament.
Their own filament was out of stock at the time of ordering.
I am interested in anyones thoughts on the "damage" to the hotbed and Qidi stock plate. Is there another type I should have used?
It has mostly cleaned off but doesn't seem right.
I accidentally printed at the standard 15% infill and was very suprised when the print was finished and seems extremely tough indeed.
I will now start on the screw thread for the nozzle and see how well it screws on before going any further.
The filament is very brittle, I ran it out of a Sunlu drying box at the maximum the box can go to, 70 degs C and the box was raised up so there was only about 6 inches of filament in the air between the two.
So I decided to go with the settings for Qidi's own PPS-CF filament.
Their own filament was out of stock at the time of ordering.
I am interested in anyones thoughts on the "damage" to the hotbed and Qidi stock plate. Is there another type I should have used?
It has mostly cleaned off but doesn't seem right.
I accidentally printed at the standard 15% infill and was very suprised when the print was finished and seems extremely tough indeed.
I will now start on the screw thread for the nozzle and see how well it screws on before going any further.
The filament is very brittle, I ran it out of a Sunlu drying box at the maximum the box can go to, 70 degs C and the box was raised up so there was only about 6 inches of filament in the air between the two.
