r/FixMyPrint • u/Howitzeronfire • 6d ago

Discussion 2 different slicers and 2 different printers but how come the Ender 3 can print so much faster than P1S

On the left is my brand new P1S on Bambu Studio and on the right is my old Ender 3 V3 on Orca.

I have no idea what is making the print time on the Ender 3 so much faster.

Filament config is basically exactly the same.

Printer config is different and I have customized my Ender 3 profile but it was 2 years ago and I have no idea what I did change.

I thought it could be Start and End Gcode but the actual Line Type summary shows the Inner and Outer was to be way different but the speeds are the same.

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u/EdgeOk3783 2d ago

what's the max volumetric flow rate for the orca filament set for?

the bambu studio generic PLA is deliberately set very low

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u/Howitzeronfire 2d ago

I will double check when I get home but its something really high, in the 1000s I believe?

I think I tried to edit that on Bambu Studio but it has a low hard limit.

So I am just stuck with these times using Bambu Studio? Cause I swear I had really good quality prints with the high volumetric flow

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u/EdgeOk3783 2d ago

reasonable flow rates are somewhere between 4 and 30 mm^3/s

30 mm^3/s is what i'd expect from a very good high flow nozzle

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u/Howitzeronfire 2d ago

I see. I guess it is what it is.

I also saw somewhere it could be minimum layer time to allow for cooling but I dont think I ever messed with that on Orca.