Hi, again!!
As your advice, I set an adaptive layers setting and I felt that it is a really good option.
It could reduce printing time obviously,
and it keeps the similar printing quality with 0.05 mm prints.
I am so sorry but there is one more thing that I want to ask.
I felt that the flow rate of the extruder is proportionally decreased
as the amount of the decreased layer height.
In my case, it is a little too much,
and I felt that it causes surface roughness and surface color difference.
So, I want to ask about a flow rate reduction ratio(%) adjustment option for the adaptive layer setting.
I think it will be different with the existing flow rate option because the flow rate of 0.2 mm layer is OK.
(For example)
I will really appreciate if you kindly let me know about it.
Thank you very much!!
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Nicolinux 288
Hi @imergine and welcome to the forums.
There are settings in Cura for what you have asked. You can set the support overhang angle in the support section (don't forget to make the respective settings visible in Cura's settings area):
Then under "Support", change the "Support Overhang Angle".
Btw. play with "gradual infill steps" and "enable support interface" -> "enable support roof".
As for dynamic layer height (called adaptive layers), find it in the "experimental" area:
After slicing, don't forget to switch to "layer view" and select "layer thickness" to see changes in layer height.
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imergine 0
What a great tip!!
Thank you for your kind explanation!!
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