AMAZING and FLAWLESS Quality Prints With This Orca In-Depth Guide, 119% Orca Skill Improvement.

In this video i will cover the Expert settings, which will give YOU superb print quality and also improve your skills in using Orca.
After watching this video you are ready to rock with Orca Slicer.

Orca is in my opinion one of the best slicers out there, it is a fork of Bambu studio and is a perfect mix with Prusa Slicer, where they have taken all the best features and put it into one slicer.
You will NOT be dissapointed.

Orca just makes every print look amazing, which some of it has to do with the pre-configured print profiles.

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I hope this tutorial is usefull.

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Tech By Hesselbech

Motto: More Prints, Less Headaches.

[TechByHesselbech]

Hi, Hope YOU will enjoy this video, and I hope I will be helpful to level up your Orca Skills and bring back the joy in 3D printing.

I did my best in English, which is not my first language. 😎

And thanks for the huge support, it is just amazing.

And if you could provide a short description of what happened, if it just stopped print and so forth. 😊

[MichaelTavel]

Just found your video and it is very helpful! Thanks for putting this together and your English was excellent (better than many of the people I know who were born in the US) 😁.... thanks again!

[dannoakl]

This would be better without the music.

[slohans]

Decided to switch from Cura to Orca and using your video as guide - Ender s1 pro with Klipper/Mainsail/Kiauh etc. Thanks so much and keep up the great work!

[rostyslavganych]

I started tinkering with Orca Slicer and that’s exactly what I’ve been looking for, thank you so much for the amazing detailed guide, you saved me a substantial amount of time!

[Phantoty]

Hi, thanks for this video! It's really helpful in understanding how Orca works better, greatly appreciate the time and effort that went into this. I have what I think is a similar set up Ender 3 S1 Pro + sonic pad. I'd love to see some set up or guides on getting the sonic pad calibrated so when zeroing out numbers in Orca it can just use the machines settings. Thanks again for the hard working in making these videos!

[blakelove]

Exactly what I've been waiting for, Thank you for you work its greatly appreciated...

[blutadlerx]

I always use cubic infill because its the strongest. If your printer is dialed in correctly the nozzle doesn't scrape anywhere

[Revvek]

you set all of the Motion ability tab settings to 0 to enable Klipper control of these settings?
there appears to be a new Emit limits to G-code check box, that says it's ignored if Klipper is selected.

[elidari]

Hi good morning I love your videos learn a lot thank you so much for teaching us what to do. I have a question I’m trying to print TPU and I need to reduce the Speed. I don’t know how to do this. Where can I go on the speed. I looked under speed and I cannot figure out which one to change. Thank you. I appreciate your help.

[thsinner]

Do you know if its possible to adjust the clone settings to fit more on the plate? Theres a certain thing I print in hundreds and don't like how it spreads them out, I could fit nearly 30 more on if it would let me.

[Irek_Poland]

Can you explain the "object" menu?
There is an option there that I don't understand.
When you add parts/cube and right-click on it, you will see a menu.
There is "add forced supports"
5th position from the top - looks like Stonehenge.

[fimishaqua]

Thanks for such an great video.

However can u make one similar video on Orca for Marlin based printers like the Ender 3 Pro cause there are still quite a lot of people including myself who still has and uses a Creality Ender printer and have been using Cura but wish to switch to Orca and have been struggling with even the basics like setting up a Ender 3 Pro kind of printer in Orca.

Looking forward too. avideo on this from you.

Thanks

[nuzzir]

Silly question. I have the Ender 3 S1 Pro also. But I am running Klipper on a Raspberry Pi, not the sonic pad. Should I also zero out my acceleration limits? Will Klipper dictate them as well if I am on the pi as opposed to the sonic pad?

[bluewolf]

So does this also apply to the Nebula Pad? I just upgraded my Ender 3 V3 SE.

[BODALLY]

Awesome just set it up with my sonic pad and s1 pro doing first print now I will update when done if I think its better then Cura has that's good with there profiles for tpu

[Irek_Poland]

I'm writing with Google translator, so sorry for any mistakes.
Do you know where there is a table option where you can see several print profiles and see where the others are.
There is a window with a profile on the left, then the "=" symbol and on the right another profile.
I accidentally discovered this and now I don't know where this option is.

[briansrcadventures]

Thank you for this video. I had been trying Orca Slicer with my Ender 3 S1 with Sonic Pad, but found the generic "Klipper" profile in Orca far too fast for my Ender 3 S1 with Sonic Pad, causing print fails. So I think I'll reinstall the printer in Orca, this time following the steps in your video :-)

[sierraecho]

BTW in Quality tab order of walls you should use the lowest one (Inner -->outer -->inner-->infill) this should give you a better accuracy but still great overhand performance.
In regard to infill, you usually never have to go over 20% or so. The most strength comes from the outer most layer. So the best way to increase overall strength and still save material is to increase wall count not infill, infill is mostly useless for strength.

[TechByHesselbech]

CORRECTION:
I mention in the video that the retraction speed should be 0.45 - 0.65 mm/s.. it is of course 40 - 65 mm/s sorry for this.. 😎