Conquer Steep Overhangs: Tips & Tricks - Orca Slicer

[@Simon-L-B]

Thanks for this, great tutorial. I really appreciate you spending the time and material to actually print them to show comparisons

[@radiy3dprints]

You're very welcome!

[@johnnymaynes4144]

Liked the format. Covering results first and then detail of how to achieve each within Orca slicer. Great Tutorial.

[@radiy3dprints]

Thank you

[@СтасЛуканев]

Best and most detailed explanations on youtube! Could you please make supports section explanation?

[@radiy3dprints]

Yes, its in the pipeline

[@kanishkgandharv8354]

The best channel so far. Thanks for sharing. I am wondering about the impact of nozzle temps and cooling fan on the overhangs and appreciate your views

[@radiy3dprints]

make sure PID tuning is done for hotend and bed

[@2myhttp]

great content with in depth explanation.

[@radiy3dprints]

Glad you liked it!

[@Flashzinh0]

Very nice content. Keep on going !

[@radiy3dprints]

Thanks a lot!

[@kingbaaka3D]

awesome video mate.

[@radiy3dprints]

Thanks a lot!

[@OdinProtivVetra]

Incredible experience. Thanks a lot.

[@radiy3dprints]

It's my pleasure

[@AmirASD]

Awesome. Thanks

[@radiy3dprints]

Glad you liked it.

[@2myhttp]

What program are you using to do the chamfers?

[@radiy3dprints]

onshape.com

[@2myhttp]

Orca Slicer 2.1.0 does not have any of these options, can you update the settings to be changed?

[@radiy3dprints]

V2.1.0 is still in beta, I'll check and update.

[@radiy3dprints]

I just verified, these options are there, make sure Advance is enabled in the "Process"
Extra perimeters on overhangs
Ensure vertical shell thickness
Reverse on odd