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Orca (3D printing software) vs A1 mini
Orca (3D printing software)
17 positive (77%) · 3 mixed (14%) · 2 negative (9%)
Trust + time weighted: +63%
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The easiest way would be to include screen shots of your slicer, that way people can also see where the settings are located, slicers like orca/bambu can be quite annoying to find what you are looking for
In both bambu and orca this would be done using a modifier.
I am currently using bambu slicer, previously used cura & orca.
I ride an orca with step ons and feel personally attacked. lol
I can just set the 'Time Cost' value in Orca (under printer settings) to 1 and 'Price' (under Material settings) to 30, and it'll display the price whenever I slice something.
A1 mini
10 positive (83%) · 1 mixed (8%) · 1 negative (8%)
Trust + time weighted: +76%
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A1 mini. Mostly using the presets in bambu studio.
I love that (most of the time) my A1 Mini can recover from this
I designed it from scratch to be support-free, material-efficient, and easy to print even on compact machines like the A1 Mini.
The A1 mini is very easy to use so an excellent choice. I teach tech courses to children and we have multiple A1mini and they are designed to help along every step.
I just snagged an H2D on eBay earlier and ordered an A1 mini when they were on sale (I have a problem).