Cura and Prusa profiles for SM A350 for other nozzle sizes needed?

Snapmaker 2.0
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I’ve only been printing for about 10 weeks now and just started playing with printing in 0.6mm and 0.8mm. My question is how does this relate to the cura profiles I have already imported into Cura for the snapmaker?

Wouldn’t those profiles need to be setup for that nozzle size?

I’m asking because I printed something in .4, .6 and .8 and I swear that the .6 and .8 were almost identical and I’m not sure why.

If anyone has a good source on this whole layer height and width thing I would love to learn more.

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Nozzle size in Cura is ‘line width’

More information on nozzle diameter vs layer height, just found from a quick google search but looks useful.

I don’t believe there is a minimum layer height vs nozzle diameter recommendation, only maximum. Practically though, if you’re using a larger nozzle, typically you wouldn’t be printing extremely thin layers for speed reasons.

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I guess what I am asking is shouldn’t there be profiles like this: Is there somewhere people share these profiles?

A350 .4mm High Quality
A350 .4mm Standard
A350 .4mm Fast Print
A350 .6mm High Quality
A350 .6mm Standard
A350 .6mm Fast Print

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Just change the line width parameter and save as a new profile? No, every possible quality for every possible nozzle size is not available as a set of profiles you can download.

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I’m gonna bump this topic up because i’ve just downloaded Prusa 2.91 and have a question about the Snapmaker A350 profiles listed as options.

I’ve got a dual extruder and the quick swap kit…so no confusion there…but what is the “B” kit?

I may have that and not know it. I do have the newer motion rails, if that’s what the “B” kit term means.

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Bracing kit.
Here you can see the difference in build space:
https://support.snapmaker.com/hc/en-us/articles/20786910972311-FAQ-for-Bracing-Kit-for-Snapmaker-2-0-Linear-Modules

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Ahh…“B” is for bracing..makes sense. I do have that upgrade as well.