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Orca Slicer Calibration Order

Use a clean Orca Slicer calibration order so flow, pressure advance, temperature, and retraction do not fight each other.

Quick diagnosis

Use a clean Orca Slicer calibration order so flow, pressure advance, temperature, and retraction do not fight each other.

Likely causes

  • Calibrations done out of order
  • Filament not dry
  • Flow changed after PA tuning
  • Retraction used to hide temperature problems

Step-by-step fix

  1. Start with a stable first layer.
  2. Tune temperature.
  3. Tune flow.
  4. Tune pressure advance.
  5. Tune retraction last.

What to check before changing more settings

Only change one variable at a time. Save your current slicer profile before testing, use a small repeatable test print, and compare the result before moving to the next adjustment.

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