RocknRolla
Member
- Printer Model
- Voron 2.4r2
- Extruder Type
- Other
- Cooling Type
- Stealthburner
I hope the screenshot captures enough info. This is on a Voron 2.4 using Orca Slicer (350 build volume, Galilio 2 w/Stealthburner). I felt like I dialed this in pretty well over the last few weeks. Quality has been really solid, and I printed a much larger and more complex piece yesterday using the same settings in about 2 hours. Today, I slice this small simple part, and it's telling me almost 5 hours.
Max Volumetric speed for the filament is set to 36mm/sec^3, so should not be a factor. I notice that the shape could be interpreted as the whole thing being overhangs, so I turned off "Slow down for overhangs", but there was no change in the time estimate. I also experimented with setting small perimeters to 100% speed, but it made no difference. Actual print speed up into the main part of it is 32mm/sec. This is neither a speed used anywhere, nor is it 80% or 50% of a speed used anywhere in my settings (I do have 80% and 50% in there, which is why this may be relevant.)
Acceleration settings are all between 3000 and 6700mm/sec^2. Does anyone have a theory on why this would be so slow, given the speed settings in this screenshot? Thanks!
Max Volumetric speed for the filament is set to 36mm/sec^3, so should not be a factor. I notice that the shape could be interpreted as the whole thing being overhangs, so I turned off "Slow down for overhangs", but there was no change in the time estimate. I also experimented with setting small perimeters to 100% speed, but it made no difference. Actual print speed up into the main part of it is 32mm/sec. This is neither a speed used anywhere, nor is it 80% or 50% of a speed used anywhere in my settings (I do have 80% and 50% in there, which is why this may be relevant.)
Acceleration settings are all between 3000 and 6700mm/sec^2. Does anyone have a theory on why this would be so slow, given the speed settings in this screenshot? Thanks!
