yellowshark 153
They are not really print head dimensions. The smaller grey oblong is the area that you are printing, I assume you are using a brim.
The larger grey oblong is there because you have selected "Print one at a time". If you change that momentarily to "Print all at once" you will see the larger grey oblong disappear.
If you select "Print one at a time" then Cura will spread out your models to ensure that when you print the 2nd model the print assembly does not hit your 1st model - not relevant if "Print all at once" is used. The grey area represents a no-go area as far as another model is concerned.
The size of the larger grey oblong is determined using the dimensions stored for your printer and yes you would want to change those if you are using a non UM printer - as per @SandervG instructions above.
Whether or not the larger grey oblong is exactly the same as your print dimensions I know not, but they will be close.
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SandervG 1,521
Hi @Sniped1928,
welcome to the Ultimaker community!
What version of Cura are you using?
In the latest version, Cura 2.4.0, you can go to settings > printer > manage printer > machine settings; and there you can find the printhead settings. You should be able to alter the settings to match your actual printhead. I think that should change the reference in Cura.
Let us know how it goes!
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