BambuLab suggests higher drying temperatures in its print bed vs a dry blasting oven. Should I be dr...

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BambuLab suggests higher drying temperatures in its print bed vs a dry blasting oven. Should I be drying my filament 5-10C higher than suggested?

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I realize not all of you are BBL users but figuring we all dry filament this question should be relevant.

If you read the BBL guide on drying filament there is this chart. Oddly they suggest a different temperature for a blast drying oven rather than on the BBL print bed.

Now given blast drying ovens are quite expensive the question is does this mean I can or should be using 5-10C higher temperatures when drying filaments in a normal filament drier or a food dehydrator? Is there any reason why I shouldn't dry filament at a higher temperature than necessary?

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