Then turn down the flow rate in the slicer a little, set it to something like 90% and test. Measure the filament, make sure thatвЂ™s set properly. If your supports are sticking that badly, you may well be over extruding. ItвЂ™s not unusual for thin gaps to appear in the outer walls.

One thing it doesnвЂ™t handle well though is thin walls. And I like some of the other options to tweak for various prints. I like the overall interface and the print preview mode better than Cura, but overall Cura is a good program as well.ДЇor me, the place it really shines is supports. So you can learn about the main things to worry about like filament diameter, temp controls, nozzle size, etc. S3D doesnвЂ™t really have an easy mode, but the good news is that the defaults are generally pretty good. I believe the travel speed is faster by default, so that might account for some of the difference. I find itвЂ™s usually a little faster, as the toolpath optimizer seems to be a little better, but the bulk of the print time is moving the physical printer parts around. Simplifењ“D shouldnвЂ™t print all that much faster than Cura if itвЂ™s set up the same way. If anyone can give me some input on this stuff I would appreciate it I couldnвЂ™t find anything specific like that in Cura but I donвЂ™t remember the fan speeds on my cura prints. I heard ngen doesnвЂ™t like alot of cooling but I have no idea if running the fan 30% for the rest of the print is good or bad. One other thingвЂ¦ I setup my fan speed to start at 30% on layer 2 of this print using ngen.

There seems to be no demo for Simplify 3d online and since it costs $150вЂ¦ IвЂ™m not sure if I want to spend so much on it after just dropping the cash for the Taz 6 you know? Honestly the only reason I want to use it is for the supports I think. I have no idea if this print will be good or horrible but I just wanted to ask if it is normal for simplfy 3d to print way faster than Cura on the Taz 6. The thing is, the print speed settings etc are the same. This printer looks like THE FLASH zooming around printing right now with Simplify 3d. He did not have a profile setup for Ngen so I had to sort of try to manually do it and used some of the settings from Cura as reference but honestly, I feel pretty intimidated using Simplifењ“D right now cause of their being SO many settings and no вЂњeasy printвЂќ option that I saw.ДЄnyway, after setting it all up to the best of my abilityвЂ¦ I started the print which for whatever reason says it will take almost 45 mins less time than it did with Cura. He let me borrow his laptop this weekend so I can try it on my printer (he has a different one) and I just started the same model printing using simplify 3d. So my friend has simplify 3d and loves it. Very hard to get off and would need a ton of sanding and smoothing work to remove it all. I printed my 3rd model yesterday that needed some support and found CuraвЂ™s support structure to be awful. I love Cura and feel pretty comfortable in itвЂ¦ however, I kept hearing about simplify 3d and how much everyone loves their support structures better than CuraвЂ™s. So I only got my Tax 6 a few days ago and am very new at this still.

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