Orca Slicer Profiles

Hello All,

In an effort to help clean up some bugs within Sovol’s Orca Slicer profiles, I’ve forked their Github repo and started making some updates. Feel free to follow along or provide feedback and/or updates. Hopefully this will help Orca and Sovol get on the same page a little quicker with their updates.

https://github.com/jbob-afaik/Sovol-OrcaSlicer

This is a combination of Orca’s 2.3.0 build, Sovol’s Github based off of March 12th commit, and the USB stick that was provided upon purchase. Shockingly, (not really though) they are all different.

A few things to note:

  • I am unable to test all of these as I do not own all of the printers, so use cautiously and at your own risk.
  • Rather then “Replace” the files as shown in the PDF provided within the link, I would delete the “Sovol” folder first or rename the folder to something else (i.e. Sovol_Orig), then add the new (may work on an updated guide in the future).
  • If you see an issue, upgrade or improvement, feel free to reach out.
  • This is also a work in progress. Some values may be off and/or missing. If you have a value that is proven to work and is missing here, feel free to share.

Thanks and happy printing

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A noble endeavor! More work than I’m willing to take on.

I do Have 1 request. When editing profiles please define line widths as a percent (of nozzle diameter) I’m a huge fan of 0.5 nozzles but almost have to take a .4 profile and edit all the widths to precents then change the nozzle diameter in machine/extruder settings.

Perhaps someone could write a utility that would search/calculate/replace ALL the .4 jason files and give them a different name indicating they are in precents.

I’ve seen it both ways in the past. I think I’m with you on the percentage. Takes the guess work out of it. Would just need to determine what percentage to use for each process. Should be pretty straight forward.

Adding a few screen shots:

  • The SV06 Plus ACE and SV07 should now have multiple size nozzles and also able to select
  • The ZERO is now also shown for selection


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The SV06 Plus ACE now has standard values for all nozzle sizes (0.2, 0.4, 0.6 & 0.8)



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Updates to the SV07 and SV ZERO

With those two updated. All Machines should have at least one Process to choose from.


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Anyone happen to know available sizes for each machine (or any of them)? Trying to get a list together. After doing a quick search, this is what I’ve came up with so far.

The SV06 should be able to take a 0.8…
and I swear I read somewhere that the Zero can’t use a 0.2..??

Are we talking official Sovol approved nozzles or all nozzles?

My SV01Pro (before latest upgrade) used MK8 nozzles. I have used .8 on it.

The 6+, both 7s and both aces are able to use Volcano nozzles and some brands of K1 (some K1 have long hex and short threads and won’t seal)

I’ve never seen one but I’m fairly sure it is also a MK8 so it is the same as the SV01Pro

@Lion I’m not sure to be honest. I saw Sovol had a nozzle kit online for the ZERO which included the 0.2 and went up to 1.0. Will add the 0.8 for the SV06.

@cardoc I was thinking as long as the nozzle is an even swap to the machine without any modifications (i.e. .4 MK8 to .6 MK8 and not .4 MK8 to .6 Volcano).

I saw the kit also, but it’s just a kit…you get everything if you need it or not.

Edit:
I’ve never seen one but I’m fairly sure the SV02 is also a MK8 so it is the same as the SV01Pro

All the MK8 models Could print with these but the linear travel would have to be slow.

Too bad I don’t have a Zero. I’d have to buy the 1.5, get some high speed PLA, set the layer height to .8 and print a 8 minute benchy.

The Zero comes with an 8:45 Benchy…
well some have it on the USB, some don’t..but Sovol will give it to you if you ask.

My bad… I thought the speed benchy was around 12 minutes.

Bet you could do it in 6 with the 1.5 and an easy melt filament.

No idea if it would resemble a boat though.