Speed Settings, Cura in Spanish.
Print Speed This setting defines the speed at which the model will be printed, in mm/s. At high speeds, the times…
Category: Cutting software
In this section, you'll find tutorials and guides on how to use slicing software such as Cura and PrusaSlicer, as well as techniques for optimizing print quality and speed to achieve the best possible results in your 3D prints.
Diffuse Shader in Cura – Add texture to your models!
The "Fuzzy Skin" feature is a hidden option in Cura's experimental settings; when enabled, the printer's nozzle…
How to separate objects from an STL file and export them individually
To separate objects within the same STL file, you'll need to use a program like PrusaSlicer to split them. Now you have your model in a file…
Support Settings in Cura
When it comes to printing complex 3D models, supports are an essential part of the process. In Ultimaker Cura, you can customize and adjust a wide range…
Cooling Settings in Cura
The cooling settings in Cura allow you to enable layer fans during printing; these ensure that the material cools properly before…
Best Cura Settings for Beginners
The best Cura settings will allow you to produce better 3D prints with fewer errors and a better time-to-quality ratio. Ultimaker Cura is an application…
Scrolling Settings in Cura
Hello! In this article, you'll learn about the different retraction settings in Cura. We'll explore options such as retraction, comb mode, and others…
Upper and lower layers, in Cura
The configuration of the top and bottom layers in 3D printing is essential for producing a high-quality part. In this article, we’ll…
Fill adjustments, "cura" in Spanish.
Fill Density: The fill density determines the amount of plastic the model will contain. A higher fill density means melting…
Wall Settings, Ultimaker Cura in Spanish
The wall settings in Cura allow you to adjust the thickness, number, and print sequence of walls, as well as…