Hello, I noticed that the estimate print time in Prusa Control was off. Sometimes by the factor of 1.5. So it took for example 3 hours instead of 2. I mostly got the same print time estimates using as i got of prusa control. I just printed the stock gcode Adalinda that came on the sd card. So no changes at all.

Gives me 3:52:7 Prusa control gives me 4:01 file on the sd card says 5h running the print on my mk3 is running close to 7 hours. (See picture) EDIT: It took 7:05 in total. So my question. Is there any way to make a better guess? Is it possible that firmware on my mk3 has like 'wrong' or old setting throwing the estimate of? I am not realy complaining about the speed of the printer.

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Sun Dec 10, 2017 10:43 pm Hello, I noticed that the estimate print time in Prusa Control was off. Sometimes by the factor of 1.5. So it took for example 3 hours instead of 2. I mostly got the same print time estimates using as i got of prusa control. I just printed the stock gcode Adalinda that came on the sd card. So no changes at all. Gives me 3:52:7 Prusa control gives me 4:01 file on the sd card says 5h running the print on my mk3 is running close to 7 hours.

(See picture) EDIT: It took 7:05 in total. So my question.

Is there any way to make a better guess? Robots 2005 Pc Game. Is it possible that firmware on my mk3 has like 'wrong' or old setting throwing the estimate of?

I am not realy complaining about the speed of the printer. My whole desk is shaking violently becaus it is moving so fast (Stone plate and Enclosure incoming soon ) i just want to have some sort of guess how long a print will take. Somewhat within an hour would be good enough i guess Any ideas or experience with print time estimates that might help me? Thanks everybody. Cheers Oliver Usually its model dependent. A big factor in print time estimation being wrong is on longer prints than that.

That's weird that its off so much on a relatively short print. 24 hour prints are usually off by an hour or 2 for me. Its usually the acceleration/deceleration of the motors that add up over time where the.gcode estimates is full speed motor movements. Are you using the 2.0 drivers?

Try slicing in Slic3r and see what that gcode produces on. For me, PrusaControl has been far closer at print time esitmates than Astroprint/Octoprint have been. Musixmatch Plugin For Poweramp.