PAHT-CF Settings for Anycubic Kobra 2

Temperature Settings

Start with the nozzle at 260°C and the bed at 110°C. If you see poor layer adhesion, increase the nozzle temperature by 5°C increments. If you experience stringing, decrease the nozzle temperature by 5°C. For the first layer, you can increase the bed temperature by 5°C for better adhesion, then let it drop back to 110°C for subsequent layers.

The PAHT-CF filament has a recommended nozzle temperature range of 280-310°C and a bed temperature range of 100-120°C. The Anycubic Kobra 2 supports nozzle temperatures up to 260°C and bed temperatures up to 110°C. See the compatibility notice above for details.

Speed & Quality

The Anycubic Kobra 2 supports high-speed printing at up to 300 mm/s. For PAHT-CF, we recommend 25-45 mm/s for general printing. Start with the lower end for quality-critical prints and increase for draft prints. Always print the first layer at 25-50% of your normal speed for better adhesion.

For quality-critical prints like miniatures or display pieces, reduce the speed to 25 mm/s and use a 0.12-0.16mm layer height. For draft or rapid prototyping, you can push the speed to 45 mm/s with a 0.24-0.28mm layer height. The standard 0.2mm layer height at 35 mm/s provides the best balance of speed and quality for most prints.

Bed Adhesion

PLA adheres well to PEI sheets (smooth or textured) without any adhesive. If using a glass bed, apply a thin layer of glue stick or hairspray. Clean the bed with isopropyl alcohol (IPA) before each print for consistent adhesion.

Common Issues with PAHT-CF on Anycubic Kobra 2

Here are the most common problems you may encounter when printing PAHT-CF on the Anycubic Kobra 2, along with proven solutions:

• Stringing: Lower nozzle temperature by 5°C and increase retraction distance slightly
• Warping (rare): Increase bed temperature to 60°C, use a brim, and clean the bed with IPA
• Poor layer adhesion: Increase nozzle temperature by 5°C and check if filament is wet
• Brittle prints: Filament may be old or moisture-damaged; try drying at 50°C for 4-5 hours

Tips for Best Results

Follow these expert tips to get the best possible prints with PAHT-CF on your Anycubic Kobra 2:

• Print a temperature tower to find the sweet spot for your specific PLA brand
• Store filament in an airtight container with desiccant when not in use
• Clean the bed with IPA before every print for consistent adhesion
• Use 100% cooling fan from layer 2 onward for best overhangs and bridging
• PLA is great for prototyping but avoid leaving prints in hot cars or direct sunlight

Support Settings

For prints requiring supports with PAHT-CF, use tree supports for easier removal and less scarring. Set a 0.15-0.2mm Z-distance between support and model. If you have a dual-extruder setup, consider PVA (for PLA/PETG) or HIPS (for ABS) as dedicated water/solvent-soluble support material.

PAHT-CF at a Glance

Anycubic Kobra 2 Specifications

The Anycubic Kobra 2 features a 220 x 220 x 250 mm build volume with a maximum print speed of 300 mm/s. It uses a direct drive extruder system, which provides better control over flexible and specialty filaments. The hotend can reach 260°C and the heated bed supports temperatures up to 110°C.