Better Seams: An Orca Slicer Guide to Using Scarf Seams
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About this print
This is a guide to using scarf seams in Orca Slicer, a program used to prepare models for 3D printing. It is typically consulted when adjusting seam settings, reducing the visibility of layer starts and optimising the appearance of printed surfaces. The subject is relevant to users testing slicer settings and comparing seam results. For practical tests, PLA is a sensible material because it prints consistently and makes changes between settings easier to compare.
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By Adam L on Printables · CC-BY-SA
A guide on how to use the scarf-seam feature in Orca Slicer. Includes extensive tips and tricks and optimization data.
Formatting may have been simplified. These are the independent maker's instructions and fitment claims; Hark Tech has not independently verified them.
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For Better Seams: An Orca Slicer Guide to Using Scarf Seams we would normally reach for PLA — it is the easy, economical default and suits the majority of models. We set the layer height, wall count, infill and supports to suit the model and how you will use it, and those choices are already priced into your instant quote. Want a specific colour or material? Tell us and we will match it where we can.
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| Designer | Adam L |
| Licence | CC-BY-SA |
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