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Why Cura is so bad a predicting printing time if there's more than one object on the plate?


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Posted · Why Cura is so bad a predicting printing time if there's more than one object on the plate?

The latest versions of Cura improved a lot estimating printing time. 

 

But, is the opposite when you have more than one object on the plate. 

 

I'm currently printing 2 objects at the same time. The estimated printing time of CURA was 4 hours and 40 minutes. It took 5 hours and 20 minutes. 

 

I've also noticed that the longer it takes to bigger the deviation. 

 

Why is this happening and how could be improved ? 

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