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Questions about the slicing program called Ultimaker Cura.
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Why does Cura create this turquoise support structure?
I am just using Cura for the first time.
This is what my model looks like in Fusion 360:
Here is a close-up look:
And this is what Cura creates for me.
I assume the turquoise area is a support struc …
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How do I avoid straight lines for walls in Cura?
I need to print a thin piece.
Theoretically, it could work, but Cura prints the walls as single lines.
In my case, it is just this line that breaks apart as you can see here.
Is there a setting that w …
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How / where do I hide the seam?
Printer: Kobra Max
Nozzle: 0.4 mm
Material: PLA
Slicer :Cura
I have printed 1 model 3 times with different settings (different temperatures and different bed temperatures).
Try 1: 190 °C / 50 °C
Tr …
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What does somebody mean in Cura when he demands a "feeding rate of 105%"?
In a review for a certain filament I read that somebody recommended "a feeding rate of 105%".
What does he mean, and how could I set this in Cura?
When I search for "feed" in the print settings proper …
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What is this situation called and how do I avoid it?
I am trying to print ColorFabb XT-Filament PETG on my Kobra Max, and I get the following results:
These are my Cura settings:
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A vertical scar on the print surface, what is the name of this problem?
Printer: Kobra Max
Nozzle: 0.4 mm
Material: PLA
Slicer :Cura
I have printed 1 model 3 times with different settings (different temperatures and different bed temperatures).
Try 1: 190 °C / 50 °C
Tr …
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