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· Cura stated times as opposed to experienced times
This may be due to the default Jerk and Acceleration settings in Cura being less than what is set on your printer.
In Cura 2.3, you can set the Jerk and Acceleration in the Speed settings (you may have to make them Visible).
I was having the opposite problem, Cura time estimates were much lower than my actual print times until I changed the Jerk and Acceleration setting in Cura to match my printer. Now they are +/- 5%
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This may be due to the default Jerk and Acceleration settings in Cura being less than what is set on your printer.
In Cura 2.3, you can set the Jerk and Acceleration in the Speed settings (you may have to make them Visible).
I was having the opposite problem, Cura time estimates were much lower than my actual print times until I changed the Jerk and Acceleration setting in Cura to match my printer. Now they are +/- 5%
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