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· Please add "nozzle size" to profile settings
If you want it in the profile settings, use "Line Width". As a matter of fact, forget that it says "Line Width" and read it as "Nozzle Size" instead. It is 99% the same thing.
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· Please add "nozzle size" to profile settings
actually the nozzle size has an impact on what type of line the slicer thinks it can make. we use cura on a large format printer as well with very large line widths and the nozzle size can effect the types of lines it can produce.
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If you want it in the profile settings, use "Line Width". As a matter of fact, forget that it says "Line Width" and read it as "Nozzle Size" instead. It is 99% the same thing.
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