This repo contains my personal, battle-tested configuration profiles for the Elegoo Centauri Carbon.
Nothing here is theoretical. Every profile was printed, tuned, cursed at, and validated on my own machine.
The CC1 ships with hardened steel nozzles in 0.2 / 0.4 / 0.6 / 0.8,
but only the 0.4mm nozzle currently has fully tuned profiles.
The other folders are placeholders for future calibration sessions.
Printer Profile/
Filament Profiles/
Process Profiles/
Each folder is organized by nozzle size, but again:
0.4mm is the only one with real, tested data right now.
Everything else is scaffolding, not lies.
All filament profiles in this repository are tuned specifically for Elegoo-branded filaments.
These settings will not match other brands like Sunlu, Polymaker, Overture, Hatchbox, generic PLA, etc.
Elegoo filaments have their own:
- melt characteristics
- pigment load
- additives
- cooling behavior
- flow density
Using these profiles on non-Elegoo filament may cause poor results.
If you use another brand, you’ll need to calibrate your own temp, flow, and PA.
These profiles are Elegoo-only by design.
My primary CC1 printer profile tuned for PLA on the stock 0.4mm hardened steel nozzle.
Includes multiple Elegoo PLA colors and Elegoo specialty blends:
- Marble-filled PLA
- Wood-filled PLA
- Bronze-filled PLA
- Elegoo PLA color sets
Each profile includes tuned:
- Temps
- Flow (baseline 0.98)
- Cooling
- PA
- Retraction
- Realistic speed behavior
- 0.12mm Fine
- 0.16mm Optimal
- 0.20mm Standard
These are my everyday workhorses — stable, balanced, and reliable.
Calibration was done using:
- High-resolution microscope inspection (up to 54× magnification)
- AI-assisted surface and defect analysis
- Standard calibration tests (temp towers, flow plates, PA tests)
Microscope inspection was used for evaluating:
- Micro-banding
- Layer fusion
- Cooling quality
- Edge sharpness
- Surface texture consistency
AI was used for:
- Flow irregularity detection
- Layer transitions
- Subtle extrusion shifts
- Identifying artifacts invisible to the naked eye
These profiles weren’t tuned by “feel.”
They were tuned with gear, data, and the patience of someone who prints too damn much.
- Backup for all my CC1 configs
- Easy synchronization across systems
- A clean baseline for other CC1 users
- A central place to upload future nozzle/material/process presets
No fluff. No bloat. Just real printer settings.
- 0.2mm / 0.6mm / 0.8mm profiles
- Other Elegoo filament materials
- More refined profiles based on additional testing
This guide walks you through three simple ways to download files from this repo — whether you only need one file, the full project, or a stable release.
No GitHub experience required.
No judgment. Just clear steps.
Use this if you only need one file.
- Click the file you want from the file list.
- When the file opens, click “Download raw file” (usually near the top right).
- The file will download directly to your computer.
✅ Best for:
- Single configuration files
- Individual profiles
- One-off assets
Use this if you want everything in one download.
- On the main repository page, click the green
Codebutton. - Select “Download ZIP”.
- Once downloaded, unzip the folder anywhere you like.
✅ Best for:
- Full setups
- Browsing all files
- Keeping everything organized
Releases are packaged, tested versions of the project.
- Click “Releases” on the right side of the repository page.
- Select the most recent release.
- Under Assets, download the
.zipor.tar.gzfile. - Extract the files like any normal archive.
✅ Best for:
- Stable versions
- Plug-and-play use
- Avoiding experimental changes
- You do not need Git or special software to download files.
- If something doesn’t load right away, try refreshing the page.
- You can always return later to download updated versions.
If something isn’t clear or you get stuck, that’s okay — everyone starts somewhere.
Check the project notes or documentation for updates and guidance.
You’re good to import. 👍
Elegoo Slicer and OrcaSlicer handle profile imports the same way, so these steps apply to both.
You can import single files or entire ZIP packages — no unpacking required unless you want to.
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Open your slicer (Elegoo Slicer or OrcaSlicer).
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In the top menu, click: File → Import → Configs
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Browse to the file you downloaded.
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Select the file and click Open.
That’s it — the profile will now appear in your available presets.
You can import any of the following:
.json.zip.elegoo_printer.elegoo_filament
You can also import an entire ZIP archive without extracting it first.
The slicer will automatically detect and load all supported profiles inside.
Once imported, you can:
- Select the profile from the dropdown menus
- Adjust values if needed
- Save changes under your own custom name
Nothing is overwritten unless you choose to overwrite it.
If you don’t see the profile immediately:
- Restart the slicer
- Or switch nozzle sizes and switch back
Some slicers refresh profile lists only after a UI refresh.
If something doesn’t load correctly, don’t stress — it’s usually a simple fix.
Check the repo notes or documentation for updates and clarifications.
You’re good to go. 🚀****
MIT License.
Use it, modify it, sacrifice it to the filament gods.
Just don’t blame me if your printer becomes self-aware.
If this helped you, a star is always appreciated.