I wonder how to describe how many cubic cm a given part is which I wanted to print - is there any indication in Cura (or somewhere else)?
You can use the free "netfabb Studio Basic" software which can calculate the volume of an object.
I wonder how to describe how many cubic cm a given part is which I wanted to print - is there any indication in Cura (or somewhere else)?
You can use the free "netfabb Studio Basic" software which can calculate the volume of an object.
If you're printing with pla, it's about 1,25g/cm3. Cura shows filament weight, so just calculate.
If you're printing with pla, it's about 1,25g/cm3. Cura shows filament weight, so just calculate.
I thought it wouldn't be that heavy as water is only 1gm/cm3 so I sliced a 10mm cube at 100% and it gave a weight of 1gm
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Usually you can check your part volume in the software, when you are designing the part
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