Thanks ahoeben. Than makes sense and is encouraging.
Speed is always a trade-off with quality. If you don't need dual extrusion the um2 is faster than the 3 or 5 simply because the head is more light weight. The ability to use pva supports, more material types, and the ease of use make the 3 and 5 a more flexible choice. Owning both I still use the um2 a lot for single material prints.
Inertia in a heavier head therefore slower X/Y movements also makes sense. Trading speed for the ability to use more material types and also PVA support seems worthwhile for my application. Thanks ultiarjan
Recommended Posts
ahoeben 1,987
For Ultimaker printers, the estimations that Cura makes are fairly accurate in my experience. For other printers, Cura may be missing information about how fast these printers are configured to move. That makes accurately predicting print-times impossible.
Link to post
Share on other sites