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In Cura, nozzle size isn't important. Ignore it. Instead set the parameters called "line width". There are several of them. By default they are sort of controlled by nozzle size. But nozzle size doesn't matter - "line width" matters. Set the line widths (all of them) to match your actual nozzle size. You can go a bit smaller - 10% smaller is fine (.36 line width for a .4 nozzle).
Oooh. Okay, good to know ! ^^
So if I set line with at .15 for my .2 nozzle and .8 for my 1mm even though the printer is set up for .4mm nozzle it should work ? Thank you very much !
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In Cura, nozzle size isn't important. Ignore it. Instead set the parameters called "line width". There are several of them. By default they are sort of controlled by nozzle size. But nozzle size doesn't matter - "line width" matters. Set the line widths (all of them) to match your actual nozzle size. You can go a bit smaller - 10% smaller is fine (.36 line width for a .4 nozzle).
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Oooh. Okay, good to know ! ^^
So if I set line with at .15 for my .2 nozzle and .8 for my 1mm even though the printer is set up for .4mm nozzle it should work ? Thank you very much !
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Yes, exactly.
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