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| orca_calibrations [2026/01/02 15:40] – dshoop | orca_calibrations [2026/01/14 00:00] (current) – dshoop | ||
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| * pressure advance | * pressure advance | ||
| * extrusion temperatures | * extrusion temperatures | ||
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| A great guide that would be hard to do better in terms of explanations is at https:// | A great guide that would be hard to do better in terms of explanations is at https:// | ||
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| For calibrating flow ratio, I prefer the following calibration test over the Orca test as it’s less subjectively focused and more functionality focused, uses way less filament and prints quicker: https:// | For calibrating flow ratio, I prefer the following calibration test over the Orca test as it’s less subjectively focused and more functionality focused, uses way less filament and prints quicker: https:// | ||
| - | Additionally you may want to perform some experiments to address overhang and bridging settings. | + | Additionally you may want to perform some experiments to address overhang and bridging settings. Both the slicer speeds differentiated over the overhang % can be calibrated or adjusted. |
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| + | The Temperature Tower, as part of evaluating & calibrating extruder temperature, | ||
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| + | Klipper has built in test towers to vary any parameter or variable over a range based on Z height and can be used to build all sorts of tests to calibrate quickly. | ||
| ==== Additional Resources ==== | ==== Additional Resources ==== | ||
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