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 +====== Orca Calibration ======
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 +Proper calibration of the Filament Profile is essential for good prints. Orca slicer has several built in calibration tests to assist in determining the specific profile values. 
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 +Specifically you should calibrate for each of your filaments:
 +  * max volumetric flow rate
 +  * flow ratio
 +  * pressure advance
 +  * extrusion temperatures
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 +A great guide that would be hard to do better in terms of explanations is at  https://www.obico.io/blog/orcaslicer-comprehensive-calibration-guide/ 
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 +For calibrating flow rate, I prefer the following calibration test over the Orca test as it’s less subjectively focused and more functionality focused, uses way less filament and prints quicker: https://www.printables.com/model/1113488-flexi-flow-calibration-tool-v4-by-ck3d
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 +Additionally you may want to perform some experiments to address overhang and bridging settings. 
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 +==== Additional Resources ====
 +
 +=== Uncle Jesse: 3 Easy Ways to Calibrate Your Filament ===
 +https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rNlBwYd30k\\
 +Covers temp towers, string/retraction calibration, running the Orca test cube, and calibrating max volumetric flow rate. 
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 +=== Covenant Custom: OrcaSlicer Calibration - Getting the most out of EVERY filament! ===
 +https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8kNuXuziCc\\
 +Covers temp towers, Orca's filament flow ratio calibration test, pressure advance, string/retratction calibration, and vertical fine artifact test 

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