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Better to slice in native 3D program or 3rd party?
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· Better to slice in native 3D program or 3rd party?
A 3D philosophy question.
"Ambidextrous means it won't work either way and Universal means you'll need a Harley tool and a torch." - Me
It is rare for anything to be excellent at everything. It would seem that Cura, Prusaslicer, and Simplify3d occupy the top of the heap of slicers. Is it a coincidence that it's all they do? Or is their excellence a product of their focus.
Give me a tool that is excellent at it's job. I don't want a hammer that has a screwdriver for a peen.
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GregValiant 1,342
A 3D philosophy question.
"Ambidextrous means it won't work either way and Universal means you'll need a Harley tool and a torch." - Me
It is rare for anything to be excellent at everything. It would seem that Cura, Prusaslicer, and Simplify3d occupy the top of the heap of slicers. Is it a coincidence that it's all they do? Or is their excellence a product of their focus.
Give me a tool that is excellent at it's job. I don't want a hammer that has a screwdriver for a peen.
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SuperDrift 0
Ok, Cura slices? ok, need to open it up.lol . A free slicer that's a focused product, winner!
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