PLA
Our go-to default. Great for the majority of parts — organizers, brackets, EDC, most gear. Prints easy on any printer. Soft above ~50°C, so step up to PETG for hot or sun-exposed parts.
Nozzle190°–220°C
Bed50°–70°C
Plain-language guides for what to load in your printer and which settings to start with. No 800-line settings spreadsheet. Just the picks that work for Outpost files.
Our go-to default. Great for the majority of parts — organizers, brackets, EDC, most gear. Prints easy on any printer. Soft above ~50°C, so step up to PETG for hot or sun-exposed parts.
Stronger and more heat- and weather-resistant than PLA+. The pick for high-temperature applications — parts that see direct sun, heat, or the inside of a hot car.
Flexible / rubbery. Use it for cases, grips, gaskets, dampers. Slower to print but worth it where rigidity is wrong.
Default recommendation for most Outpost files is PLA+ — it covers the majority of the library without tuning. Step up to PETG for high-temperature or heavily sun-exposed parts. Check each model page for any material-specific notes.
Unbox to first print: get your new Bambu Lab A1 or A1 Mini fully operational in minutes, then start printing Outpost files.
Unbox to first print: get your Bambu Lab P1P (or P1S) dialed in and printing Outpost files.
More printer walkthroughs (Prusa, Creality, and others) are in production — they'll land here as they ship.
New to 3D printing? Once your printer is set up, this walks you through one simple way to get an Outpost G-code file onto your printer and printing.
Every file in the library lists its recommended material + estimated print time on the detail page.
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