So Smooth... Ironing Settings in Cura for Perfect Top Layers - 3D Printer Pro Tips

How to Ironing Settings in Cura for Professional and Super Smooth Top Layers. Perfect 3D Prints by using Ironing Setting in Cura.

A 6 Minute Video on everything you need to know for perfect top layers and ironing with your 3d slicer. Ironing Perfection with Cura.

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[Festivejelly]

Good introduction to ironing. I've never really bothered to use it before but now im inspired to do that actually as the improvements are rather evident here. I used to use defaults which didnt work too well.

[saschacontes]

Thanks for a very clear and understandable explanation - its so valuable.

[fitzgerdbd]

Thanks a lot! I'm new to this and tuned my printer up and really wanted that higher top quality layer. Gonna print a test cube with the settings thanks a lot! It's much appreciated!

[xjchiam]

This is amazing!!! Thank you so much. Can't wait to do some re-prints :)

[filiepmaes]

Thx for thevideo. I used it sometimes now and it's very smooth. I work with a cheap printer and some people do'nt believe that i achieved such a nice surface

[amerulhakimsaadon]

Very good and easy to understand presentation. Thank you sir!

[robertclaude]

simple but efficient explanation Thanks'

[adm]

Big thanks will try it out just in a minute. Best Regards from Germany.

[rez]

Thank you, realy helped improving the Prints... i did not like to do 2D prints because the top layer looked so bad... now i can print everything :D

[KunaiMelee]

Thank You So Much!!! Much Love Brother

[LukeTuck]

Great video, Just going to give these ironing settings a go.
One thing i have been trying to master for PETG is Bridging, I think i may have it down to a T nearly though.
Min Bridge length - 0.4
Skin support threshold - 50
Sparse infill max dens - 0
Bridge Wall Coasting - 100
Bridge wall speed - 10
Bridge wall flow - 50
Bridge Skin Speed - 10
Skin flow - 60
Skin density - 100
Bridge Fan speed - 100
Bridge has Multiple layers
Second skin
speed - 20
skin flow - 100
Skin density - 75
Skin fan speed - 100
Third Skin
Speed - 30
Skin flow - 110
Skin density - 80
Skin fan speed 100

Try these on the next video you do, unless you have your own.

[JohNNixel]

Thank you sir.you helped me a lot.keep Rocking❤️

[philb]

Thanks for the video. The top layer is harder to get right than the first layer

[innomakerd]

Hi, nice vid. Did you do the p´rint with all metal hot end?

[jackshaffer]

I used these settings and it helped, however the surface still has subtle ridges. I am creating a 4" x 4.5"x 1" high rhinestone with a translucent PLA. Any suggestions for settings? I have had my Ender 3 v3 KE for a week. Thanks!

[stevenarkon]

Can you provide a screenshot of your Irning setting in Cura 4.11.0 now that some of the settings are missing and others are added?

[DanGoodchild]

Excellent result. I like the video format too; explaining ironing (or most individual features/settings) doesn't need to be a half-hour video. Well done; you've earned a new subscriber here.

[ddchows]

Awesome video Thank you! also do you have a cura profile that you use with 4mm tip for super fine detail, my layers look good but my bottom layer looks like trash

[crystanursie]

Love this. Thanks. I'm new and I would like to use my 3D printer for silicone mold making. But I would like it to be smoother.

[Quantumfishics]

Is it possible to do ironing on the bottom first layer? When I print on a raft and it's finished taking the raft off the layer connected to the raft is not smooth