Standard Temp Tower Hot to Cold

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<p>This temperature tower is exactly the same file from the Thingiverse upload by <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/MakerKJS">MakerKJS</a>. &nbsp;<a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4069537">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4069537</a></p><p>There are two versions: &nbsp;one for ABS, PET, and PETG, and another for PLA. &nbsp;I used this one for my Ender 3 Pro to calibrate different PLA filaments that I was using, but I believe it would work for any printer. &nbsp;Follow the link above to find the model they built for ABS, PET, and PETG.</p><p>The most important thing to keep in mind is that <strong>the whole model is 100mm high and the sections are 10mm each. &nbsp;</strong>I used Cura to slice this model and input the temperatures for each section. &nbsp;I also scaled this down to 75% (locked in ratios) so that it didn't take as much time or material to print but could still be accurate.</p><p><strong>How To Modify Individual Temperatures in Cura</strong></p><ol><li>Load the model &nbsp;(Scale it down here, if you desire)</li><li>Click “Extensions” in the top toolbar</li><li>Select “Post Processing”, then select “Modify G-Code”</li><li>Click “Add a script”</li><li>Select “ChangeAtZ 5.3.0(Experimental)”</li><li>Edit “Change Height” to 10.0 (unless you scaled it down. &nbsp;Then you would want to do it to 10/scaled size)</li><li>Click “Change Extruder 1 Temp” and change it to 190.0</li><li>You have now successfully changed the first layer height. &nbsp;Repeat this process 9 more times and remember to increase the temperature by 5 degrees and the height by 10mm (unless scaled down)</li></ol>