Hello,
normally i’m using my SV06 ACE with Orca Slice which works nearly perfect. But for printing RC Plane Models the Cura Surface Mode is needed to print this planes.
Has anybody integrated the SV06 ACE into Cura slicer? There are some Sovol printer in Cura but not the SV06 ACE.
Best regards
Klaus
In Orca:
Set parameters to 1
Set infill to 0%
set top layers to 0
set bottom layers to 0
DIY surface mode
Also Check this out
Hi Cardoc,
thanks for your answer. I’ve checked this but it didn’t work. i’ve printed various RC planes with thin or single wall profiles. The difference with the Cura surface mode ist, that in the printing files have inner structures which have to be printed and this didn’t work with Orca. I’ve tried a lot of profiles, but also the guy who has created the files says, that they only work with Cura.
So i need an integration of the SV06 ACE into the Cura slicer.
Man thanks an best regards
Klaus
I asked Sovol when I got my Ace if I could use the SV07 profile, they said no..it would not work.
They told me that it was built for Orca & all future printers will also.
You didn’t post if you had another printer or not.
The only thing I can suggest that might work, is try to copy the Cura settings that you are using over the Orca. Not everything will be there or in the same place, but is might give you a base to work with.
Good luck & post back with your results.
What version of Cura are you using? I’d use Sovol3D Cura_1.7.2_x64 and tell it I had a Klipperized SV06. Edit the plate size and go.
Hi Cardoc,
with your Cura Version an the selection of
the klipperized SV06 its printing perfect. Many thanks for this.
Due to the fact that i am normally using Mac instead of Windows (i am using only a virtualized Windows) i will try to export the Klipperized SV06 Profile from your Cura into my Mac Version of Cura.
Knows anybody where the Printers are stored in Cura?
Best Regards
Klaus
I’m glad my guess worked out for you.
I haven’t used Cura in a LONG time so I’m not much help on moving profiles.
Perhaps this link has some help
Another thought, some years ago I helped an 8th grade teacher set up a classroom printer. Due to the students being on Chromebooks I set them up on astroprint.com. At that time you could choose Cura or Slic3r as your slicing engine. No idea if they offer use of Cura’s “surface” mode. Online slicing isn’t as flexible as local slicing, but it would eliminate the need to run a windows virtual machine.