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The difference is that cura takes into account what each layer looks like. It does a "dry run" of sorts to get the estimate.
The estimate on the printer is pretty inaccurate, especially in the beginning. Basically what it does is "this layer took X seconds to complete, I have Y more layers to go, therefore remaining time must be X*Y". And since the first layer is printed slower and might be twice the size of some other layers in the model you can see how it can get things very wrong.
edit: Also be aware that 100mm/s is pretty fast so don't be too surprised if you see some underextrusion.
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IRobertI 516
Go with the cura estimate.
The difference is that cura takes into account what each layer looks like. It does a "dry run" of sorts to get the estimate.
The estimate on the printer is pretty inaccurate, especially in the beginning. Basically what it does is "this layer took X seconds to complete, I have Y more layers to go, therefore remaining time must be X*Y". And since the first layer is printed slower and might be twice the size of some other layers in the model you can see how it can get things very wrong.
edit: Also be aware that 100mm/s is pretty fast so don't be too surprised if you see some underextrusion.
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niyoki 21
100 mm/s really fast. Do you get nice looking prints? Cura calculated estimate is right.
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