Looking for current Slic3r, Cura profiles for the M2/V4 (Or at least V3b).
Would like to compare some results with Simplify3D.
The ones I could find seem very old. Are they on the web somewhere or does anyone have these?
Current Slic3r, Cura profiles for M2?
Re: Current Slic3r, Cura profiles for M2?
I might have to build some slic3r profiles for you ... I know Ed uses it, but his bronze-gear covered fire-breathing steam-powered M2 is different than your out-of-the-box one
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Re: Current Slic3r, Cura profiles for M2?
I have visions of this "bronze-gear covered fire-breathing steam-powered M2 ", surly a formidable sight!
Even something close would be OK, that at least has the M2 configured. I can put in the temps and such.
Even something close would be OK, that at least has the M2 configured. I can put in the temps and such.
Re: Current Slic3r, Cura profiles for M2?
This should get you started pushing PETG through a V4 hot end:CCVirginia wrote:something close would be OK
http://softsolder.com/2015/03/20/makerg ... -for-petg/
I've made a few tweaks since then, but it's pretty close to what I'm using now.
For PLA with an old hot end and somewhat different hardware:
http://softsolder.com/2013/07/25/makerg ... onfig-ini/
The startup G-Code may stand your hair on end:
http://softsolder.com/2015/03/31/makerg ... -whatever/
Some gotchas:
- Hotrod platform
- Direct platform contact Z-axis switch
- Nozzle purge/wipe at platform front edge
- 24 V power supply
- XYZ=0 at platform center
- Surely other stuff I forget
(*) The cyan PETG phase just began: a major relief from retina-burn magenta.
Re: Current Slic3r, Cura profiles for M2?
Should try the green - it's quite restful.ednisley wrote: (*) The cyan PETG phase just began: a major relief from retina-burn magenta.