Master Sequential Printing: Tips and Tricks Revealed

In this video, we explore the advantages of sequential printing over continuous printing in the realm of 3D printing. Sequential printing offers greater efficiency, improved print quality, and reduced material waste compared to continuous printing.
0:00 - Intro
0:23 - Continuous Printing Problems
1:25 - Sequential printing Pursa
3:33 - Sequential printing Cura
4:38 - Sequential printing Simplify3d
6:56 - Outtro
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[@sigicnc]

In Cura you can place/copy/multiply your parts as you like. Then there is a hack to define print order of placed parts when sequetial printing. You delete parts one by one in order you want them to be printed. After you deleted all parts, you undelete them all one by one with ctrl-z (undo). Now they will print in desired order.

[@ChipMonkeys]

That's a good Hack! Thanks for sharing it!

[@peypey_it_is]

Thank good for that comment. I love you for that.

[@Enjoymentboy]

This is awesome. I never would have thought of this. Thank you!!!

[@sigicnc]

@@Enjoymentboy Me neither, I found that hack on YT year or two ago @Enjoymentboy

[@willofthemaker]

That's amazing! Going to try that. Thanks. I've had it switch the print order on me just by moving them around. Trying to print front to back, I've seen go front back middle. Then I swap the middle and back parts positions only for it to still keep the front back middle even though it's a different part. Quite frustrating

[@WilliamShakour]

In Prusa slicer you can use the treeview on the right hand side to reorder the objects so you don't really have to sweat the order you load things into the program.

[@ChipMonkeys]

Thanks for the Tip! We will give that try for sure!

[@mdrabiulislam1065]

Thanks for the great advice!

[@ChipMonkeys]

Thanks for your help! Hopefully we can make some progress.

[@IronicleseAndSardoniclese]

Wait a minute! I know these dudes! 😂 The kids brought me here.👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼

[@Titan3DAZ]

I use simplify 3d for everything. I love it's feature set for production printing, and it's reliability.

[@ChipMonkeys]

Thanks for the comment! It has some very unique options that have saved me a ton of time running production.

[@Titan3DAZ]

@@ChipMonkeys And so many in the printing community don't understand why we all like S3D so much when we have businesses that are running production lol.

[@ChipMonkeys]

@@Titan3DAZ For production printing, I have not found a software with better options than S3D. I mean, you can run multiple profiles on the same part at different levels : )

[@Titan3DAZ]

@@ChipMonkeys It is some really cool software. I see you commented on my video, my favorite part is the ability to customize what is customizable. Those settings bars are genius. I have 1 master profile for all my machines, and everything is just a dropdown menu in the master profile for filaments and their settings. So much easier, plus the whole manually placing supports is amazingly easy. No need for support blockers and or modifying regions based on other geometry lol

[@ChipMonkeys]

@@Titan3DAZ That's the one I watched!

[@--Zeke--]

In Prusa you can also right click and fill bed w/ instances. It will automatically populate the print bed, and I think it takes this into account.

[@ChipMonkeys]

Hey man, yeah, you can add instances, but they will not be in the right place (Inside the safe zones) or the right order for sequential printing. Thanks for your comment!

[@--Zeke--]

@@ChipMonkeys Huh, oh well. TY for the reply!

[@peypey_it_is]

Be careful when printing one at a time. The measurements of the toolhead in Cura are aparently without the probe. Learned the hard way. Holder bend, probe broken. Extra tipp, thin superglue and baking soda is a nice way to fix plastic fast.

[@ChipMonkeys]

You’re right, I probably should’ve made safety a bigger deal. : ) I hope I’m not responsible for a bunch of broken printers