> It is possible that CURA has some bugs
I can say with 100% certainty that Cura has some bugs.
> which produce this type of error ?
But this type of error is not caused by a bug but by a mismatch between your printer firmware and the default values that Cura has to use when the printer definition does not include values about how fast your printer accelerates/decelerates while moving.
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kmanstudios 1,120
I would prefer an overestimation of time as you show rather than underestimation.
I posted a similar topic and someone suggested that the quirks of individual printers may have slightly different timings on operations that cause the over-estimation. Also, if it follows some rules that are applied to other software (3D Rendering, animation, compositing) it will speed up and slow down based on a number of factors.
But, an overestimation is good by me
Helps me factor time better. I would feel more comfortable telling a client 4 hours and have it done in 3 than to tell them 4 hours and it take 5. I have seen people get bit by that in a very, very bad way. Even saw some loose clients.
Dunno if this helps. But I can say that Cura had a bad rep for bad time estimations such as being 50% under (6 hours actual printing vs. 3 estimated) and have been pleasantly surprised that it is either spot on or a bit off by way of estimating a bit of extra time.
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