This basically messes up the filament usage prediction in Slic3r, and I haven't find a way to fix it.
#Cetus3d mkii extended update
In the Filament section update Extrusion Multiplier to 23. In Slic3r create a custom printer profile and paste start and end gcodes from the respective files Don't deduct the 0.5 mm that is required to do in Up Studio
Import the Cetus configuration (in Slic3r File->Load Config, select the ini file in this thing)Įdit start.gcode replace 182.9 with the value noted in #2. If step#1 is correctly done you should get all 0 for each of the 9 points. Use the UpStudio calibration screens to calibrate z-axis. Use the instructions given by myfordboy and level the axis as far as possible. It also turns off steppers at the end of printing. Several beeps are added as well to indicate when the gcode is transimitted to printer, when the heater has reached the temperature, when the print is done, and finally when the setup is turned off. I took official S3d profile, and modified it for Slic3r. Slic3r Prusa edition has very nice support for 3d infills, and surface finishes, and has good open source community support. TierTime has officially published only Simplif圓d profile, but not for others like Cura or Slic3r. Their UpStudio supports printing gcode generated by other slicers. TierTime Cetus is a very capable printer.
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