We can all agree that slicers are a vital part of 3D printing with how convenient they make the process by letting us configure our prints through a clean and user-friendly interface. Alongside the ease-of-use they bring to the table, the constant evolution of slicer software brings new features that can directly increase print quality …
With the many features it brings to the table without any cost associated with it, Cura is the go-to slicer of many 3D printing enthusiasts in the community. As Cura boasts a large set of features and parameters that are expanding by the day, it’s not always easy to keep on top of everything the …
How to Rotate Models (and View) in Cura? (Detailed Guide) Read More
3D printing is a technically complex process, where even printing a very simple test cube can have glaring imperfections if you don’t configure your printer and your slicer correctly. Fortunately, the technology in 3D printing is rapidly advancing every day, with engineers working on new features and fixes that allow the process to go smoother …
How to Use Linear Advance in Cura? (In-Depth Explanation) Read More
Configuring the settings of your slicer as optimally as possible is a neverending cycle as there is always something you can improve on and take your prints to the next level. With so many parameters included in a slicer, especially in a detailed one such as Cura, even the most experienced 3D printing enthusiasts find …
What is Wall Thickness in Cura? (How to Configure It?) Read More
It’s no secret that finding the correct Cura settings requires a considerable amount of effort and time as there is a lot of trial and error involved in configuring them. Considering that the optimal settings differ depending on factors such as the printer you use, the filament you use, and the model you print, it …
What Are Profiles in Cura? – Using Profiles to Improve Prints Read More
Cura is a name that every 3D printing enthusiast must have heard at some point, considering that it’s one of, if not the most used slicer software. While both installing and using Cura are as easy as it comes, there is a slight detail during the installation process for Windows users, which has drawn the …
What Is Adafruit Industries LLC Ports in Cura Installation? Read More
We can all accept that 3D printing is a process that requires a lot of fine-tuning to get right, with many parameters to configure depending on factors like the filament material, the size and shape of the object, and many more. While it’s pretty challenging to configure everything correctly in all scenarios, slicer software is …
What Are Cura Bridge Settings? (How to Configure Them?) Read More
The Raspberry Pi is definitely a must-have device for anyone in the maker space with the flexibility it brings to the table at a very affordable price. Using it as a development board, as a GPIO interface, as a small, portable computer for programming, or even using it as a webserver are some of the …
Can You Run Cura on Raspberry Pi 3 and 4? (Detailed Guide) Read More
While it’s possible to perform every action possible with G-codes, there is no denying that slicer software such as Cura makes things much simpler at times with a user-friendly interface. Filament change is a fantastic example of this, as it’s usually quicker to configure it in slicer software instead of having to insert the filament …
How to Trigger a Filament Change in Cura? (Detailed Guide) Read More
While slicers make our life much easier for everything related to 3D printing, correctly configuring them is vital for achieving high-quality prints. Even though configuring these settings is usually straightforward, thanks to the clean interface of the slicer software, it’s also possible to get lost in them due to the sheer amount of parameters. Due …
How to Set Nozzle Size & Line Width (Extrusion Width) on Cura? (Detailed) Read More
