Slicer settings for PETG, PLA, ABS and ASA, with reasons for the changes
Name your printer, material and goal (quality, speed or strength) and the AI assistant EDi Slicer Tuner builds the slicer settings: temperatures, speeds, retraction, cooling, layers and walls. You get an .ini file with the settings it chose (at most 60, not a complete slicer profile) and short reasons in the answer. The screen and answers are in Bulgarian.
Part of Ultra, 39 EUR a month, with 1500 credits each month.
- Printer, material, goalquality, speed or strength
- 102 printersin the catalog, plus 33 materials
- .ini fileup to 60 chosen settings to import into the slicer
- 150 questionsa month at 1500 credits, if you spend them nowhere else
What a slicer profile generator gives you
A slicer profile generator turns your printer, material and goal into a set of values: temperatures, speeds, retraction, cooling, layers and walls. EDi Slicer Tuner is an AI assistant on EduFacturing that is instructed to build them from a catalog profile for the material and return them as an .ini file.
It is instructed to start from a catalog of 22 slicer profiles (16 for filaments from PLA to PEEK and PEI, 4 for resin, 2 for SLS powder), look the printer up among 102 models and the material among 33, and adjust the profile to your goal.
Part of the Ultra plan. One question costs 10 credits. Credits are shared by all assistants, so 1500 a month cover 150 questions only if you spend them nowhere else. If a request fails and no file comes out, the credits are returned; a clarifying question also spends credits.
What the assistant does with your printer and material
Finds a base profile for the material
It looks up a profile for the material in the catalog: temperatures, layers, walls, speeds, retraction, cooling. If the printer or material is missing, the assistant is instructed to say so and give the closest described one.
Checks the printer and the rules
The assistant is instructed to look up the printer (volume, nozzle, capabilities) and the material in the catalogs and to check temperatures and limits in the EDi Brain rules.
Explains the changes
It adjusts the profile to the printer and the goal and gives a reason for the changes. The assistant is instructed to answer in sections: temperatures, speeds, retraction, cooling, layers and walls, ending with a short check-first list of 2 to 3 tips.
Gives a file for the slicer
The profile comes as an .ini; the assistant is instructed to use key names as in PrusaSlicer. The file header names PrusaSlicer, SuperSlicer and OrcaSlicer and says how to import it.
When to ask for a profile for a new material or printer
It fits when you do not want to hunt through forums for values for every new printer and material pair.
A new material on a familiar printer
“A profile for PETG on a Bambu Lab P1P: the goal is strength” is an example question on the Bulgarian screen (translated).
An enclosed printer and ASA
ASA on an enclosed printer, aimed at minimal warping, is the second example question on the Bulgarian screen (translated).
A fast draft
A fast draft profile for PLA prototypes is the third example question on the Bulgarian screen (translated), with speed as the goal.
After a defect diagnosis
EDi Diagnostician offers a next step without a new upload: a profile from the Tuner (10 credits).
Where the values in the profile come from
The assistant builds the profile; its instructions tell it to follow these steps, starting from a catalog profile for the material.
Base profile
A profile for the material from the catalog of slicer profiles.
Printer and material
The printer's volume, nozzle and capabilities and the material's properties, from the catalogs.
Rules for temperatures
Temperatures and limits from the EDi Brain rules for materials and printers.
Adjusting to the goal
The base profile is adjusted to the goal; each change should get a reason, and the result is an .ini file.
Reasons for the changes, and a file to import
The reasons are in the answer
The assistant is instructed to answer as “parameter = value, reason”; in the file a reason sits as a comment above the line only if the assistant passes one.
A file to import, not a list to retype
You import up to 60 settings at once instead of copying them by hand.
It starts from a catalog and rules
By its instructions: a catalog profile, the printer and material catalogs and the EDi Brain rules.
The assistant does not slice the model, give print time or test the profile on your printer: the values are a starting point, and the check-first list gives 2 to 3 control tips. The file carries only the settings that were set (at most 60), not a complete slicer profile.
The assistant uses key names as in PrusaSlicer, but keys and values are not checked automatically: if your slicer cannot read such a file, you copy the values by hand. The catalogs are finite: 22 profiles, 102 printers, 33 materials. The screen and answers are in Bulgarian and may contain mistakes.
Questions about slicer settings
How to set up a slicer for PETG?
Name the printer, PETG and the goal: quality, speed or strength. The assistant is instructed to start from the catalog profile for PETG, adjust it to your printer and return an .ini file with reasons for the changes.
What slicer settings should I use for PETG?
The ones the assistant gives for your printer and goal: temperatures, speeds, retraction, cooling, layers and walls, with reasons for the changes. The .ini file holds at most 60 settings.
Which slicer does the file work in?
The file is an .ini and the assistant is instructed to use PrusaSlicer key names. Its header names PrusaSlicer, SuperSlicer and OrcaSlicer, but importing into them has not been tested. If your slicer cannot read it, you copy the values by hand.
How many printers and materials does it know?
The catalogs hold 102 printers, 33 materials and 22 slicer profiles: 16 for filaments, 4 for resin and 2 for SLS powder.
Does it answer in English?
No. The screen and answers are in Bulgarian. In our test on 10 October 2026 an English question to a sister assistant also got a Bulgarian answer.
How much does a slicer profile cost?
Part of Ultra at 39 EUR a month with 1500 credits. One question costs 10 credits; credits are shared by all assistants, so 150 questions a month assume you spend them nowhere else.
The slicer profile assistant is part of Ultra
Ultra costs 39 EUR a month: everything in Pro (45 tools), the EDi assistants and 1500 credits each month. Every run of an assistant spends credits.
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Name the printer, material and goal
Part of Ultra, 39 EUR a month, with 1500 credits each month.