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Posted · where is nozzle size input?

Hi, in PrusaSlizer I've found the option to change nozzle size with one click (preferendes-extruder....) In Cura it's hidden, gone or not existing. Sorry for asking a simple newbie question then -  but is cura made only for 0.4 mm nozzles? And if not where can I change nozzle size?

 

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    Posted · where is nozzle size input?

    It depends a bit on the printer you have (and how you have added it to Cura), but most commonly the setting can be found in Preferences -> Printers -> Machine Settings -> Extruder 1

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    Posted · where is nozzle size input?

    I'm using Cura 5.2.1 and I can't find a way to change it either. In the middle (between the printer and the quality settings) I see the material type and a drop down for Nozzle Size but I don't see a way to change it. Any thoughts?

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    Posted · where is nozzle size input?

    You may also find it under "Settings / Extruder #".  My Ender has "variants" and so the nozzle sizes are listed in the box.

    If you load the "Printer Settings" plugin from the MarketPlace there is a box in there as well but I think that one may just be a repeater and the setting doesn't actually change.  Seems like a glitch there.

    I don't know how important the actual nozzle size is to Cura.  The "Line Width" seems to be the important setting.  I've run my 0.4 nozzle at up to .8 line width and other than slowing down so the extruder can keep up, I haven't had any issues.

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    Posted · where is nozzle size input?

    In case anyone else is having this issue where the Nozzle Size is not normally adjustable, I'll share how I fixed it.

     

    After installing the "Printer Settings" plugin (By fieldOfView), I was then able to find a Nozzle Diameter setting under Print Settings>Printer Settings. Adjusting the Nozzle Diameter alters several settings including Line Width, Infill Width, Skirt Width, Etc.

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    Posted · where is nozzle size input?

    I found the option to change nozzle size and filament diameter,

     go to Preference > Configure Cura > Printers > <Select your printer (Machine)> > Machine setting > Extruder (2nd Tab)

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