Difference between revisions of "SETTINGS/Filament/Temperatures/Bed Temperatures/Bed Remove Part Temperature"
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|The temperature to which the bed will heat (or cool) in order to remove the part, as specified in Custom G-Code. | |The temperature to which the bed will heat (or cool) in order to remove the part, as specified in Custom G-Code. | ||
− | Used only by Custom G-Code fields as a [[Custom | + | Used only by Custom G-Code fields as a [[Custom G-Code Variables|Custom G-Code variable]]. |
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+ | === Restrictions === | ||
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+ | *Not shown if [[SETTINGS/Printer/Features/Hardware/Has Heated Bed|Has Heated Bed]] is disabled.|*degrees Celsius | ||
== [[Custom G-Code Variables|Custom G-Code Variable]] == | == [[Custom G-Code Variables|Custom G-Code Variable]] == | ||
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=== degrees === | === degrees === | ||
− | In this example, the bed will cool to 55 degrees after the print as specified in the [[ | + | In this example, the bed will cool to 55 degrees after the print as specified in the [[Settings/Printer/Custom G-Code/End G-Code|End G-Code]] field, assuming the variable is used.}} |
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Function
The temperature to which the bed will heat (or cool) in order to remove the part, as specified in Custom G-Code.
Used only by Custom G-Code fields as a Custom G-Code variable.
Restrictions
- Not shown if Has Heated Bed is disabled.
Parameters
- degrees Celsius
Custom G-Code Variable
bed_remove_part_temperature
Example(s)
degrees
In this example, the bed will cool to 55 degrees after the print as specified in the End G-Code field, assuming the variable is used.