Hello everyone,
I've been experimenting with my Anycubic 3D printer (the Vyper model) for a while now. I realize the print times aren't great, but I sometimes have to print up to six hours for even the smallest parts. How long does it take you to print the Banchy ship, for example?
How do you set up your printer (wall thickness, etc.)? Does anyone have a good Cura profile handy?
Thank you!
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In my opinion, the Benchy takes approx. 45-60 minutes at “normal” printers.
Of course, this depends on some parameters.
The thickness, speed and values of the infill are decisive.
A printer has different parameters that are quite easy to use in the slicer.
(a) Layer thickness: For the beginning, a value of 0.24mm is a good choice
(b) Speed: 60mm/second is a good value
c.) Minimum layer time: In small parts it is not possible to print at maximum speed, since the layers also need time for cooling. It makes sense to set the minimum layer time to between 6 and 30 seconds, the longer, the better quality, but also the slower
A Benchy needs approx. 30 seconds (but I also print with 100mm/second as I don’t have a bed pusher)
Not more than 30 minutes?
Yes, of course minutes 🙂