"Ironing using Cura?" Topic
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22 Oct 2019 11:11 a.m. PST
by Editor in Chief Bill
- Changed title from "Irorning using Cura" to "Ironing using Cura?"
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| UshCha | 22 Oct 2019 9:10 a.m. PST |
Has anybody tried the Ironing option in Cura and if so Is it worth doing? |
sgt Dutch  | 22 Oct 2019 2:25 p.m. PST |
I switched over to Prusa splicer. I stopped having the headache from Cura 4.2.1. Also went back to version 4.0 |
| Andrew Walters | 23 Oct 2019 7:46 a.m. PST |
I have not. I could give it a try later this week, I was going to do some comparison models anyway. That's probably what you should do. At this point with this technology you can certainly google and see other people's results, but you just have to try it on your printer and your model. |
Puster  | 16 Nov 2019 3:02 p.m. PST |
I made a testprint for the roofs of DasTris Balkenheim-buildings. It smoothes flat surfaces quite successfull, but they better be horizontal. Here you see a sample of a roof for a 1:100 building ironed and in the back the same roof for 1:87 in 0.2mm without ironing.
I put up some more images on that ironing in an update for the Balkenheim-campaign:
link BTW: Today is the last day of that campaign. |
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