Creality Ender 3 V2 - Speed up prints without sacrificing quality by turning on this setting

Показать описание

So you want faster prints, so you go for speed, that doesn't always work out so well. So maybe you go for less infill. That doesn't produce strong parts, so maybe less wall lines... that causes the infill to show through. So what can you do to speed up your prints without having to deal with these problems?

In this video I show you how to activate a very handy feature within Cura to speed up your printing process while keeping the same wall lines, infill % and you can keep the speed just the way you want it.

On a small part, this can save 1/2 an hour or more. On a large part it can have a much bigger impact.

Please try this out and let us know in the comments how it works for you. I've been using this method now for a few days, and it is working well. I would tend to stick to only doubling, tripling the value may cause some problems depending on your layer height settings.

Another way to support this channel indirectly is through my affiliate links (where I receive a small commission). It helps me to continue to provide high-quality content videos. Thank you for your support!

NEW MIC (I bought this)

BAMBU PRINTERS

CREALITY PRINTERS

CREALITY HYPER PLA

#3Dprinting
#Ender3

Рекомендации по теме

Комментарии

Great video, I love when people give little guides on obscure settings like this, Thanks!

therealtimmyjimmy

At higher temps I use faster moving print head so as not to melt through earlier layers. Good vids man!

hoverbotfpv

Thanks for this tip! I have a customer print that normally takes 8 hrs 22 min at .28 layer height, 55 mmps, 4 perimeters, 4 top and bottom layers and 25% grid infill (infill print time and percentage: 1:48 @ 22%). Changing the infill layer thickness to 0.56 reduced print time to 7 hrs 27 mins (infill print time and percentage: 0:58 @ 13%). Every little bit helps! Will print tonight to see how the layers look.

msteele

Nice tip, thanks for sharing! If you change your infill pattern to zig-zag you will see a decrease in print time due to less retractions and less travel moves. ;)

cosmiccrunch

For the next video I'm going to need a more clickbaity title, thanks.

Deses

Thanks for the Tip ..I should've known this weeks before... saving me lots of printing time, and more delivery..

TechnoWitD

TL;DW: Double the "Infill layer thickness" setting so that your infill layers are double height and infill prints faster.

Saved you 7 minutes of listening to this guy drivel on.

matthewstephenson

For people who use Simplify3D, the equivalent setting is "Combine Infill Every _ Layers". Using the example in the video, a layer height of 0.18 mm would use a value of 2 to obtain 0.36 mm infill

azalinprime

Good point. it makes no sense to get high resolution for infill anyway. not even visible

tqqqspxl

thanks for sharing this trick. i didnt even think you could do that. im going to try it

antonwinter

This feature in PrusaSlicer: "Combine infill every [2] layers"

onehumanwasted

Thanks for reminding me this setting exists. .D

KTJ

Very helpful tip I just subbed and I haven't even taken my in the three V2 out of the box yet!

Elusive

Nice tip, can't wait to try it. One thing though, about ABS. ABS is a very hygroscopic material which does requires drying. Being an injection molding technician for the past decade you can take my word on it.

trollchi