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· Is CURA compatible with Flashforge Guider IIs?
Try this start-end gcode. I am having difficulty getting good sharp edges and good top surface finish when using other than Flashprint. (using PETG) Must be something to do with acceleration and jerk I am guessing.
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· Is CURA compatible with Flashforge Guider IIs?
Hi, I also have a Guider IIs and would like to use Cura. I'm new to 3D printing, so this might seem like an obvious question, but could you explain what I'd do with the gcode above? Cheers!
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Try this start-end gcode. I am having difficulty getting good sharp edges and good top surface finish when using other than Flashprint. (using PETG) Must be something to do with acceleration and jerk I am guessing.
1START_END .gcode
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