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*Minimum layer time - for a thin point in a print, you want to slow print down to enable more cooling time. This way a small part doesn't sag on you. | *Minimum layer time - for a thin point in a print, you want to slow print down to enable more cooling time. This way a small part doesn't sag on you. | ||
*For single wall thickness - Spiralize mode is useful | |||
=Links= | =Links= | ||
*Lulzbot Cura is the Lulzbot edition of Ultimaker's Cura. See [[Lulzbot Cura]]. OSE is using Lulzbot Cura because Lulzbot is a libre hardware company, while Ulimaker hardware is not open source. | *Lulzbot Cura is the Lulzbot edition of Ultimaker's Cura. See [[Lulzbot Cura]]. OSE is using Lulzbot Cura because Lulzbot is a libre hardware company, while Ulimaker hardware is not open source. | ||
:*Note that Ultimaker Cura has some extra settings that may be desirable at times. See Cura Tutorial above | :*Note that Ultimaker Cura has some extra settings that may be desirable at times. See Cura Tutorial above |
Revision as of 01:46, 26 March 2019
Cura is the slicer for 3D printing.
General Cura Tutorial
- See good one from https://all3dp.com/1/cura-tutorial-software-slicer-cura-3d/
Useful Functions
- Minimum layer time - for a thin point in a print, you want to slow print down to enable more cooling time. This way a small part doesn't sag on you.
- For single wall thickness - Spiralize mode is useful
Links
- Lulzbot Cura is the Lulzbot edition of Ultimaker's Cura. See Lulzbot Cura. OSE is using Lulzbot Cura because Lulzbot is a libre hardware company, while Ulimaker hardware is not open source.
- Note that Ultimaker Cura has some extra settings that may be desirable at times. See Cura Tutorial above