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Once your printer count grows past a single hobby machine and the topic of the week shifts to scaling a print farm, maintenance stops being an optional ritual and becomes an economic necessity. A neglected machine doesn’t just show up as one ruined print; it shows up as a cascade of failed parts, a...
When this week’s Monday hub opened the topic of slicer tuning for engineering filaments, flow rate calibration is the unassuming step that decides whether well-tuned temperatures and pressure advance actually deliver the expected result. Flow rate, known in PrusaSlicer as extrusion multiplier and in Bambu Studio as flow ratio, determines how much plastic the...
Choosing the right slicer is a decision that shapes every single print, which is exactly why Monday’s overview looked at how a slicer fits into your whole workflow; today’s article builds on that with a concrete comparison of the three most widely used programs. OrcaSlicer, Cura, and PrusaSlicer are among the most popular open...
Over the past two years, OrcaSlicer has become one of the most popular slicers in the 3D printing community. It started as a fork of Bambu Studio (which itself is based on PrusaSlicer), added a number of its own tools, and continues to evolve thanks to a large open-source community. For a newcomer, however,...
