Prusa also said he would like to eventually open the slicer app to all printer brands. Since many popular slicers are derived from PrusaSlicer, it wouldn’t be that hard. “Printables are meant ...

According to the project’s home page, the slicer does everything Prusa does but adds custom calibration tests, ironing, better thin wall support, and several other features related to infill and ...

You can edit printer settings such as material (various brands of PLA and ABS are included, as are some Taulman and E3D filaments), quality, infill, and if supports should be generated or not.

See, a slicer is a piece of software for your PC or Mac that can convert a 3D model file -- normally with the file extension .STL, .3MF or .OBJ -- into a file that is usable by your 3D printer.

Part of this could be down to the Gyroid infill pattern which is quite unlike that produced by other Slicers. ... the Original Prusa i3 MK3S does two things no other printer can do.

Prusa is one of the last bastions of truly open-source hardware, and I think it can keep that root while still pushing 3D printing forward. I like the Prusa Mk4, I do, but I think this needs to be ...