MOAR struder Review : Luzbot high volume printing tool head
How can you quickly print large 3D prints? The MOAR struder takes the factory standard tool head and cranks it up to 11.
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Ultimaker / Cura Hot Seat – Featuring Luis Rodriguez
Ultimaker is considered by many the gold standard of prosumer 3d printers and Cura is an extremely popular slicer. In this interview Chris digs into everything Ultimaker and Cura and discovers how Luis got involved, his experiences over his…
The Best 3D Printing Slicer Software Roundup (Part 4 of 4)
Which is the best Slicer software for you? In this final round up entry, let’s compare the choices we investigated in the series of 4 articles (In part 1 we looked at Slic3r, in part 2 Cura, and last was Simplify 3D) to find the perfect…
Cura – Best 3D Printing Slicers Roundup Part 2
Cura is a popular slicer, in particular with Bowden style 3D printers. In this part 2 of 4, let's take a deep look at this 3D printing software.
Take a look at Cura’s latest version 2.3.0
CURA is the first slicing software which you get to work if you start with the RepRap Project. Now that is owned by Ultimaker, it seeks to position itself as one of the leading slicing software for 3D printing through a set of changes that…
Craftware Slicer Overview & Showdown
So there are many slicers on the web these days : Cura, Slic3r, KISSlicer and the 'new' kid on the block : CraftWare. CraftWare is a free slicer made by CraftUnique primarily for their Craftbot Plus printer range however (just like the…
Slicers: Which one to use?
A few minutes ago I was rolling into my fb timeline and found this post about a comparison made between the most common slicers:
Slic3r - http://slic3r.org/
Cura - https://ultimaker.com/en/products/
Simplify3D - https://www.simplify3d.com/…
Laying out 3D Prints in Cura Slicer
Laying out 3D Prints in Cura Slicer
When it comes to laying out 3D prints in our slicing program, one of the most important things to consider is how overhangs and bridges will be supported.
In all slicer programs, there is a way to…