Post by RobertsClif on Jan 8, 2022 13:13:55 GMT
Was reading some of my old posts, and came across this post where comparing Prsua Slicer vs Cura
Black model Cura, Blue model Prusa Slicer you can see the differences they are obvious.
This is a problem with Cura and happens quite often, when change occur on Z-Axis, could be any change to the shape of the model, the outcome is always the same style texture surface errors.
It is surprising that the surface textures changes are so radical you may note that there are similar surface textures in Prusa Slicer though these changes are not that noticeable.
You can see the internal holes in the models there is lines on the surface texture in the same location of the models.
Examine around the hole on both models and you will see exactly what I am referring, make a few test prints of your own using Cura and Prusa Slicer.
Then you can determine which slicer you want to use for your best models.
I sill use Cura 15.04.6 it prints quite fast and accurate for most simple models. though sometimes I forget that PrusaSlicer has a much better overall print.
An Yes even I have to research to find the answers thanks for the Internet, it is mush easier than the day of the dial-up Bulletin board systems or even hard cover books.
