If you find out there is a profile let us all know cura’s print within infill function is far better than bambu’s. I use tpu primarily and “don’t cross walls function” causes the print head to literally run parallel to the outer wall messing up my prints every time no matter how I tweak the settings. Cura makes the print head run down the center of the infill allowing the ooze to stay well clear of any walls. And Bambi also makes the print head do a spiral outside of the outer wall which also causes holes on the wall. Needless to say, I need cura back. I use 3D printing for my business and can’t sell my product with holes all through the walls.
With this being said Bambu is soooo close to a perfect slicer and printer. If Bambu reads this could you please make the wall cross function further from the wall and more toward the center of the infill. And if there is a way to turn off the swirling motion at the end of an extrusion. Not all of them just some. it would be infinitely helpful.
I still have the seam/artifacts issue in vase mode even with the smooth spiral fix. Is there at least a possibility to slice with Cura and transfer the file to Bambu Studio?
Edit: I found a Cura profile that solves my Problem:
I know this is an old thread but I’m an old guy and just getting into 3D printing with the primary objective of printing RC planes, so wondering if anyone ever found a solution to the issue?
I have never used Cura, but I used to use Orca exclusively, until I started seeing STLs that Orca would not slice, but Bambu Studio had no trouble slicing. I only know what I see, and that’s what I see. Recently I have been using Studio as my go-to default, with Orca as my backup. Sad, but true.
if this is still an issue ??
I am printing A1 with Cura no problems … using start stop machine setting from a Hands (Tenlog) machine. just fill in the richt x y z sizes and go…
no benefits … just printing and go … real good printing on UM 3 level no issues …
good luck
Both. Treat it as a science experiment. What would a 3rd party need to replicate your experiment and verify results All relevant files should be in …\AppData\Roaming\cura\5.7.…
I will look into this next weekend … i can export the print profile I think . the machine setting are just the start /stop code ( is very basic) that i will give u … and the sizes of the printbed height nozzle ect ect offcourse … am using cura 5.8.1 … u must forget all the benefits like the auto leveling the flow calibration sound vibration test and so on …all that is bullshit anyway to my opinion … also the fast printing is a no go… either way with bambulab or Orca I never got these fantastic results … even if i slow down and copy the cura settings as much as possible … but if u want fast ( bambus aim i think ) then stick to bambulab or orca .
I’m actually very interested in seeing the start and end G-Code you mentioned. If you could share it, I would really appreciate it! The only G-Code I could find was extremely large, and I didn’t fully understand its functions. A simpler version, as you suggested, would be very helpful. Unfortunately, Cura is my only option due to the Surface Mode, which isn’t available in other slicers.
well the basics are extremly simple but leaves out the special functions like leveling flow calculation nois and vibratio cancelation … that seem all be in the start code …but has no real function but allow te printer to print reasonable good at inmense speeds … a tipicall wishfull thinking for most 3d print die hards .
when i skip all that …level the bed one time … i can start almost inmediatly without all that … just load the filament and start the print from sd file …
here is the start code that i use …
G21 ;metric values
G90 ;abACsolute positioning
M82 ;set extruder to absolute mode
M107 ;start with the fan off
G28 ;Move to min endstops
G1 Z15.0 F9000 ;move the platform down 15mm
M117 Printing…
yes that all folks
and this is the end code
M104 T0 S0 ;1st extruder heater off
M104 T1 S0 ;2nd extruder heater off
M140 S0 ;heated bed heater off (if you have it)
G91 ;relative positioning
G1 E-1 F300 ;retract the filament a bit before lifting the nozzle, to release some of the pressure
G1 Z+0.5 E-5 X-20 Y-20 F9000 ;move Z up a bit and retract filament even more
G28 X0 Y0 ;move X/Y to min endstops, so the head is out of the way
M84 ;steppers off
G90 ;absolute positioning
thats it
and the machine size :x 256 machine y 256
height 240 ( can be anything under 256)
yes heated bed …gcode is marlin
x min -2- y min -10 x max 10
ymax 10 … but these settings are not really important for me so i just filled somthing in there …measure your printhead and fill in the right values if needed
gantry height is 240 ( offcourse)
there is one extruder only at 0.4 mm and 1.75 filment and there are no extruder offsets … so you can aply the offfsets yes or no it dont matter in this case … use a standard fine profile at first and go from there … ik use the 0.1 fine profile with 0.08 layers and speed between 30 and 50 … acceleration at 500 and yerk at 5… thats all folks…temps vari between 185 and 215 degrees … tinker with the rest of the settings … there is many ( LOL) have fun
Hai all …I just added (inserted) the…filament runout Gcode lines… ( copy paste) inside my start code … that also seems to work now … now i am trying to get the printing progression to work … cause that remains 0 percent all the time …
( i am having fun with this ) cause i have no idea what i am doing exactly … in fact g code is abacadabra to me … but its working sofar ha ha ha .
just inserting all blocks off gcode inside the start code to get all the function i really need … trying to skip unnescacary things … ( excuse my bad english writing ) greetings all …
make the wall cross function further from the wall and more toward the center of the infill. And if there is a way to turn off the swirling motion at the end of an extrusion. Not all of them just some. it would be infinitely helpful.
All relevant files should be in …\AppData\Roaming\cura\5.7.…