This way will see exactly what it's going to look like printed layer by layer.ĭrag the cursor on the right up-and-down to see the face at different points in the printing process. You will now be able to see in layer view at the top instead of solid view. Once you have made sure of your settings, click prepare in the bottom right corner. Spiralize Outer Contour should be checked. Now check spiralize, this is also known as vase mode. Retraction is not really going to be much of a concern since there are really no re-tracks, it's one constant flow around the perimeter. Search speed and see what your printing at, we are printing at. This way you can access everything on the menu at the right. The red areas indicate overhangs, make sure that you'll be alright with the supports your model shape provides.Ĭlick settings up at the top right, select configure setting visibility, and check all to turn them all on. You can do this by selecting the view options in the upper left corner.
Switch to solid view so you can see what it will look like as a finished product. To load your model up to Cura, select open (the icon on the left that looks like a folder, and select the model vase you wish to print, chose solid. Even if a model comes in solid don't worry about that too much, when you choose spiralize outer contour option it will hollow out the item for you. I'm am choosing a model off of thinkiverse, in this case the Julla Vase.
#3d printer slicer ender 3 how to
Today we're going to tell you how to use Cura for slicing and we're going to slice a model in vase mode, and print in on the Creality Ender 3.įirst, open Cura and select a model.
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