Siamak

Good afternoon all, I have been looking at Non-Planer Slicing for a while, and there are some out there. The one I like very much and it has worked for me very well is Curvislicer. https://github.com/mfx-inria/curvislicer It works in Windows 10, it is command line based, it is bit rough at the beginning, but it really works great, it prints in real 3D from the start. What I have done so far is slice the object in Cura first, then do it with Curvisliser, edit the GCODE file and add the ones you like from Cura GCODE to the newly sliced GCODE from Curvislicer, and off you send it to the 3D printer. Make sure you will have enough clearance on you printer Hotend to avoid physical collisions. Read instructions and you will see how beautiful the result would be. Good luck Siamak

Good morning all, I just watched a video on youtube , you can use Meshmixer to add supports and export STL

Hi All, I have downloaded Cura 4.10 Beta Apimage for ubuntu Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS there are no issues regrading finding my files (STL) from with in a USB storage. On the other hand when I installed it via the ubuntu software centre the issue was just that I could not open any STL from a USB storage, it would not even recognise the storage. This discrepancy is a bit unusual on the same OS, and why? Best Reagards Siamak

Hi all, I was wondering if there is any SLS printer listed/supported in Cura at all, if there is/are any, would any one point it out to me please, very much appreciated. Cheers Siamak