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Koopa_Khanto3DPrinting@lemmy.worldEnglish·10 months ago

Which slicer do you use

Koopa_Khanto3DPrinting@lemmy.worldEnglish·10 months ago

Hi everyone!

I’m curious to know which slicer you guys use.

I’ve been using the Creality slicer, but it seems like it pretty consistently crashes, and I’ve tried Cura but the print seemed stringy despite using the same settings.

How are Orca or Prusa?

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There’s also Orca and SuperSlicer which are forks of the same code as Prusa.