PAHT-CF Settings for Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro

Recommended slicer settings for printing PAHT-CF on the Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro (220 x 220 x 270 mm build volume, 150 mm/s max speed, direct drive extruder).

Calculated from manufacturer specsadvanced

Slicer Configuration

Copy these values into your slicer (Cura, OrcaSlicer, PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio)
SettingValueRange
Nozzle Temperature295°C280-310°C
Bed Temperature110°C100-120°C
First Layer Nozzle300°C+5°C above normal
First Layer Bed110°CAt printer max
Print Speed35 mm/s25-45 mm/s
First Layer Speed15 mm/s25-50% of normal
Wall Speed26 mm/s70-80% of normal
Travel Speed68 mm/s120-150% of print speed
Layer Height0.2mm0.12-0.28mm
Infill15-20%10-30%
Wall Count2-3Perimeters/shells
Top/Bottom Layers3-4Solid layers
Cooling Fan100%From layer 2+
Retraction Distance0.8-1.2 mmDirect drive
Retraction Speed40 mm/sDirect drive

Before You Print

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Filament Drying90°C for 12h
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EnclosureRequired for best results
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Nozzle TypeHardened steel (0.5mm+)
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HotendAll-metal required
ExtruderDirect Drive

Print Quality Profiles

Three presets for common use cases with PAHT-CF on the Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro.

ProfileLayer HeightSpeedInfillBest For
Draft0.28mm45 mm/s10-15%Rapid prototyping, test fits
Standard0.20mm35 mm/s15-20%General purpose, everyday prints
Quality0.12mm25 mm/s20-30%Miniatures, display pieces, fine detail

Bed Adhesion

PAHT-CF (high-temperature nylon-CF) requires Garolite (G10) sheet or high-temp PEI at 100-120°C. A brim is essential. Enclosure is mandatory. Print from a dry box. Magigoo PA adhesive provides the best results.

Temperature Tuning Guide

Nozzle: 295°C

Range: 280-310°C. Printer max: 300°C.

  • Poor layer adhesion? Increase +5°C
  • Stringing or oozing? Decrease -5°C
  • Print a temperature tower to find your exact sweet spot

Bed: 110°C

Range: 100-120°C. Printer max: 110°C.

  • First layer lifting? Increase +5°C
  • Elephant's foot? Decrease -5°C
  • Let the bed fully preheat before starting

Troubleshooting PAHT-CF on Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro

Nozzle wearHardened steel nozzle (0.5mm+) is mandatory
Extreme temperature requirementsPAHT-CF needs 280-310°C nozzle; verify your hotend can sustain these temps
Warping and delaminationSealed enclosure mandatory; bed at 100-120°C; brim on all prints
MoistureExtremely hygroscopic -- dry at 90°C for 12+ hours and print from an active-drying dry box

Pro Tips for PAHT-CF

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PAHT-CF is one of the most demanding filaments to print -- industrial-grade setup recommended

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Requires 280-310°C nozzle, 100-120°C bed, and sealed enclosure

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Dry at 90°C for 12+ hours; PAHT-CF is extremely hygroscopic

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The reward is exceptional heat resistance (HDT >200°C) and stiffness

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.

Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro Specs

Build Volume220 x 220 x 270 mm
Max Speed150 mm/s
Max Nozzle Temp300°C
Max Bed Temp110°C
ExtruderDirect Drive

PAHT-CF Properties

Nozzle Range280-310°C
Bed Range100-120°C
Speed Range25-45 mm/s
Difficultyadvanced
Drying90°C / 12h
EnclosureRecommended
Learn more about PAHT-CF →

PAHT-CF at a Glance

Strengths

  • Heat resistance up to 180°C
  • Exceptional stiffness-to-weight ratio
  • Best carbon fiber nylon for high-temp applications
  • Good chemical resistance

Weaknesses

  • Requires high-temp all-metal hotend (300°C+)
  • Hardened nozzle mandatory
  • Must print from heated dry box
  • Very expensive (~$60-100/kg)
These settings are recommended starting points based on manufacturer specifications and community guidelines. Always do a test print and adjust as needed. Settings may vary based on your specific printer's condition, environment, and filament batch.

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Sources: Based on Creality support documentation, community testing data, manufacturer recommended ranges. Values calculated from filament specifications and printer hardware limits.