Orca Slicer: Does "Precise Walls" REALLY Make a Difference? (Before & After)
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Orca Slicer: Precise Walls - Hype or Help? We Put it to the TEST!
Minimal 3DP dives into the world of Orca Slicer's "Precise Walls" setting! We put it to the test with a before and after print, but the results might surprise you. Does this setting truly make a difference, or is it overhyped? Tune in to see if "Precise Walls" lives up to its name!
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Thanks for this. I saw that setting in Orca and was wondering what it did and whether it was beneficial or not. Now I know.
Ihadthesame thought when I started testing.
🤦♂️ Why would you try to use it with 1 or 2 walls? You even show what it does, and from the description you're showing in the video it's obvious that it's for when you have internal walls.
But your model doesn't have any internal walls!!! 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Note: Outer walls means external (surface) walls. The walls on the inside of the box are also *outer* walls, as they are also on the surface, namely the surface on the inside of the box. Internal walls would be walls which are completely surrounded by filament. Only the bottom layers of your model have any internal walls.
Also, the precise walls option has an effect only if you use inner-outer wall order, since that's the only one where the external wall is printed after the adjacent internal wall.
Dang! you are correct. I will rerun the experiment with 4-5 walls.
Thanks for the Tests!
For the repeatability, can you please add the info to the description witch Orca slicer version and which printer profile you have used?
For line width I have changed to using percentages of nozzle diameter instead of the precise values. I did this because there were no available 0.2mm and 0.25mm profiles for the Creality K1 Max.
This is a different approach that I have not tried. I might give it a go.
I've been trying to print it with Orca Slicer and I get ridges after the initial layers near the curves. I believe this is due to overlap of the internal layers
Have you done a pod tune? A while ago, someone talked to me about a weird, ridgi g problem they were having, and I could not figure it out. Turns out it was an issue with the hotend not having a consistent melt.
@@minimal3dp that was kind of it! I was running my 0.4 nozzle settings. I figured it out and felt really dumb... I documented on my tech channel @randotechnerd
I had a 0.6 nozzle thank you for the reply
Have you tried with more inner walls? Seeing as the example shows tow, maybe it doesn't behave the same with only one.
Could you check the outer dimensions of blocks printed with more walls and different settings? I think the main point of Precise Walls is dimentional accuracy, not wall thickness. It should give (at least) the same accuracy benefit as printing outer wall first without the under extrusion issues.
I will try with a calibration cube.