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· Any way to delete or skip layers in Cura?
Absolutely - you need to move it and give it a negative Z value such as -0.5mm. Click on the part and select the move icon on the left edge (towards top).
HOWEVER, by default it will not let you change Z away from zero. To do that go into cura preferences (this is a cura-wide setting. Not a profile setting) and there is a checkbox to uncheck - something like "always drop parts to the glass" or "disable z movement" or something. It's kind of obvious I think. And there are only about 10 options in there. I think.
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· Any way to delete or skip layers in Cura?
Thats good advice for "deleting" layers from printing on the bottom of the print. However, is there a way to make Cura skip printing the last (top) layer? For example, I want to, within Cura, skip printing the final layer, layer 107.
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Absolutely - you need to move it and give it a negative Z value such as -0.5mm. Click on the part and select the move icon on the left edge (towards top).
HOWEVER, by default it will not let you change Z away from zero. To do that go into cura preferences (this is a cura-wide setting. Not a profile setting) and there is a checkbox to uncheck - something like "always drop parts to the glass" or "disable z movement" or something. It's kind of obvious I think. And there are only about 10 options in there. I think.
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Thank you!
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