What Slicer do you use?

[Laserbea4k43]

I'm proud of myself for graduating from CURA to SuperSlicer (not even sure why, but I am), but I'm curious about Prusa Slicer. It gets some really cool updates.
Anyone have a slicer that they recommend?

 

[vinnycordeiro]

I use primarily SuperSlicer, but when I need tree/organic supports I use OrcaSlicer. Both are forks of PrusaSlicer, which is in turn a fork of the venerable Slic3r. I've made an admittedly incomplete list of slicer software for FDM 3D printers here in the forum: https://forum.vorondesign.com/threads/list-of-slicers-for-3d-printing.577/

 

[Laserbea4k43]

Thanks!

 

[claudermilk]

I had been using SuperSlicer exclusively since building my Trident. I have since moved over to Orca for most jobs now.

 

[Laserbea4k43]

Orca does look interesting. One of the bonuses of the NiteHawk is that I have an ADXL installed now. I didn't really want to wire to GPIO pins, so I never really got far with Ellis' tuning guide. Once I do that and learn the more in-depth features of my printer, I'll give it a try.

 

[Spydyr]

S3D (Simplify 3D)

 

[NoGuru]

My choice in slicers changes as printing progresses and I don't just use one. My choice is done but what printer I am using and what features I want but sometimes if I print something and it does not look good, I will try a different one. I will give a general order that I use but as of now my first go to is Orca.
1. Orca
2. Prusa
3. Bambu Slicer
4. Simplify3D
5. Cura