printing questions

[plucky haven]

How do you know what speed to print at ?

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[plucky haven]

In general

[undone remnant]

Usually trust your slicer and go from there

[ionic bronze]

For most printers 60-80 is high enough

[undone remnant]

depends on calibration and your printer

[plucky haven]

I just bought the Ender max neo it’s coming in the mail tomorrow but most of these small projects are saying 1 day to make that seems crazy to me

[undone remnant]

depends on the project

ive had prints up to 6 days

[ionic bronze]

Don’t forget to adjust the temperature if you change the speed though. The slicer should do it automatically but if you change the speed manually during prints it won’t change

[plucky haven]

Okay! Thank you is there a guide for all of this information I’m literally starting from no where

[undone remnant]

frank has a lot of videos to get going...

a day seems right for that...

[ionic bronze]

And also just practice

[undone remnant]

settings can definitely change that

[plucky haven]

That’s a day right there

[undone remnant]

depends on size and settings though too

[plucky haven]

Fair enough

Guess i was thinking stuff would be faster

Does the printer tell you how much time? I downloaded the ultimaker

[undone remnant]

the slicer will give an estimate