Get Rid Of Those Rings & Steps with Orca Slicer's Variable Layer Height
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
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In this video I'll show you how to get rid of those "steppy" looking top layers on curved parts using Orca Slicer. The steps are also the same for Bambu Studio and Prusa Slicers. If you're using Cura, the link below is a video I did demonstrating how to eliminate those steps and ring using Adaptive Layers.
With Variable Layer Height, you'll be able to smoothly transition between layer heights so there is no drastic change taking your 3D Prints to the next level with awesome results!
Larger layer heights in the straight verticals, smaller layers on the curves with reduce print time and increase the quality.
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Brother, thank you for explaining this feature in a clear concise way.
Thanks! I hope it helped! Thanks for watching!
Man, this is way underrated. Just the info I was looking for. Those layers lines on dome shapes are a nightmare. Orca Slicer makes it smooth as butter.
I love the variable layer height option!! It works great for sloped parts too! Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!!
simple and easy explanation. Thank you
Breaker 1-9er, Over-modulated gain report, turn it down, compress it to get the volume correct. If there's too much breath noise etc, after the compression on that mic, use a gate first to cut that low signal out, big mic can sound much better. Thanks for the info. Enjoying Orcaslicer.
The mic has been upgraded since this video was done!!!
Funny how when we have some new program Like Orca we are a bit over whelmed with the learning curve! My 2nd day on Orca and things get better by the hour! Was trying to use CURA on my new Egeloo 4 max and was just not working out. This video alone got me from 30 min to 17 on my Pawn chess piece! thanks! It is so neat to be able to print right from the program to the printer. No USB stick. I am thinking this will be a fun hobby!
Orca is a really good slicer with a lot of good brains behind the development. By learning Orca, you are also learning Prusa slicer, Bambu Studio and Super slicer. They are all developed from each other. I've never tried the Elegoo 4 max but I was checking them out over the weekend! Nice printers! Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching! Keep on printing!!
Wow, that's an important setting I've ignored to this point, but no longer and your tutorial was on point, thanks
It makes a difference for goood looking prints! Thanks for watching!
Thanks Bill! I knew I should have come to see you first.
Thanks! I really appreciate that!! Thanks for the comment & thanks for watching!
Very well explained! Good info
Thank you, I hope it helped and thank you very much for watching!
Nice direct to the point video. Learning how to use Orca and your video helped!
How are you doing with Orca so far? 2.0 was just released and I think it's going to be a game changer! Thanks for watching!
Excellent video thanks, been a Cura user for a while and now starting to learn to drive Orca, great help.
Ever since the Bambu Labs Printer and the Creality K1 printers came around I've been using Orca a lot more myself. Thanks for watching! It's very much appreciated!
You seved me 2 times in 2 days! Your guide on how to make threads in Fusion 360 helped me a lot, and now this. Thank you so much!
Awesome! Glad these videos helped! Thanks for watching!
Thank you sir, Helped a lot.
Thank you, the kind words are very much appreciated! Thanks for watching!
Great video. You gave me exact info I needed to improve and speed my printing process. Thank you! I am new to orca slicer and klipper and after few days, love this combo.
The developers at Orca are doing a great job at making this one of the best slicers to choose from!! Thanks for watching!
Excellent tutorial, loved it, straight to the point, and very easy to understand and follow. Helped me a lot, Thank You.
Great video Bill 👍 greatings from Belgium
Oh great I did not know about this functionality! Thanks.
Thank you for the quick and informative video. Excactly what I needed!
I hope it helped! Thanks for watching!
Thanks ! Good job :)
Thank you for those kind words and thanks for watching!!
Astonishingly useful - thank you very much!
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
Great video. This is exactly what I was looking for. I recently started using Orca for my K1 Max (from Cura on my Ender3 v2). Got a lot of Cura down, but going to Orca is another learning curve but a nice one so far. Still trying Creality Print too, but not a fan so far.
Orca is my go to slicer for my K1 max as well. I use Cura for my Enders. Glad the video helped ! Thanks for watching!
super merci
I liked it!
Thank you for the video, can you do a video converting Cura profile to Orca? My print times on Orca take longer with the same settings, I thing I'm missing something.
do you have any tips for the seams? is this a video that you would consider doing in the future? (Seams is one aspect i find i struggle the most with)
Good question! If you're printing a cylinder or dome shaped object, the most you can do is set the seam to Random. With models that have sharp vertical corners, it's a little easier to try to hide the seam. In Orca slicer, I almost always use Aligned or Random depending on the model. But sure, a detailed video on seams sounds like a good idea. Are you using Orca slicer or something else?
@@pushingplastic7445 I now primarily use Orca with my K1's, previous to that i was a fan of both cura and prusa (still use with the other printers) - i find with orca the seams are much more pronounced and am failing to understand how to best "hide" them with the gaps/trench its creating. with Cura and prusa they were present of course, not not nearly as pronounced.