NinjaTek NinjaFlex PrusaSlicer Filament Profile for the Prusa XL

 ** Important Note **

When working on this I discovered my spool of NinjaFlex was quite a bit out of spec.  You MUST check yours and set the value in the filament profile should you decide to use this.  Unless, of course, by some remote chance your filament is equally out of spec :)

** Possibly less important note  **

I installed a part by @Kaaaaaaaaaaaa_222966 prior to testing TPU to minimize the possibility of this filament wrapping around the extruder gear.  Since this was the first time my XL has seen TPU I have no idea if it mattered or not.  What I can tell you is the part fits well and I had no filament jams while testing.

https://www.printables.com/model/741152-xl-nextruder-main-plate-and-idler-lever-for-flex-f/

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After 10+ small cubes and one Benchy I arrived at these settings;  YMMV.

Certainly not perfect but considering how flexible this stuff is, I'll take it.

• The Benchy was printed with 0.4 nozzle, 0.2 layers, 2 perimeters, 15% grid infill.
• Make sure your filament is dry.
• Both filament sensors were bypassed and the filament fed directly into the extruder.
• Make sure your filament is dry.
• The filament type is renamed to NINJAFLEX from FLEX to avoid the high probing temperature and to avoid modifying the start gcode.  This causes the default 170c temp to be used for probing.  The downside is you will be warned when printing since NINJAFLEX is not a known filament type to the firmware.
• Make sure your filament is dry.

Hoping it works for you too.

Make sure your filament is dry.  :)