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Creality Ender 3 filament settings guide

The Creality Ender 3 has a Bowden extruder with a PTFE-lined hotend. Below are tuned starting profiles for every common filament on the Creality Ender 3.

Quick answer: The Creality Ender 3 handles PLA, PETG and TPU easily. Its PTFE-lined hotend limits it to lower-temp filaments.

Filament profiles for the Creality Ender 3

MaterialHotendBedSpeedFit
PLA205°C60°C50 mm/s
PLA+215°C60°C48 mm/s
Silk PLA215°C60°C43 mm/s
Matte PLA210°C60°C48 mm/s
Wood PLA210°C60°C40 mm/s
Tough PLA220°C60°C45 mm/s
PVB215°C70°C43 mm/s
PETG240°C80°C38 mm/s
PETG-CF250°C80°C38 mm/s
PETG HF245°C80°C53 mm/s
ABS245°C100°C35 mm/s⚠️
ASA250°C100°C35 mm/s⚠️
Nylon (PA)260°C90°C33 mm/s
Nylon CF265°C90°C33 mm/s
PLA-CF220°C60°C45 mm/s
Polycarbonate280°C110°C28 mm/s
TPU225°C45°C20 mm/s⚠️
TPU 85A230°C45°C20 mm/s⚠️
HIPS240°C100°C35 mm/s⚠️
PVA200°C60°C30 mm/s

Sources & how we tuned this

These settings are community-tested starting points, cross-checked against manufacturer guidance and trusted material references:

Last verified: 2026-07-17. Always run a temperature tower and a small calibration print for your exact spool.