Best slicer on Reddit
48 reviews from r/ender3v2, r/ElegooSaturn, r/AnycubicPhoton and 11 more subreddits
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#1
Orca
4.3
(10)
"Orca all the way."
"The BEST support algorithm bar none. And Incredible built in filament calibration pieces, no custom editing it sets everything up for you."
"Its super user friendly"
"Imagine if Orca Slicer worked on iPad and had settings sync capabilities where you could have all your filament and printer settings synced with any computer/tablet."
"Outstanding. Fully parametrizable. Built in calibration Tests, Like e.g. temptower..."
"Orca is popular among many users."
"OrcaSlicer is open-source and easy to compile on macOS."
"Temporary using Prusa slicer and everything is perfect."
"Orcas Slicer seems to be the best at the moment, and it's pretty much an improved prusaslicer since it's based off of it."
"Orca-slicer-bin has issues with fonts and is not working on my system."
#2
Prusa
3.9
(7)
"Prusa Slicer always worked fantastic for me."
"I think prusa slicer might be the best"
"Prusaslicer has the best support options that I've used."
"Their stock profiles for the Ender 3v2 are quite good."
"I still like PrusaSlicer better as a slicer."
"Prusa feels more like Vista."
"I couldn't get it to do dual extruders."
#3
Anycubic
4.0
(5)
"I use the Anycubic software. Works fine for my noob self."
"Anycubics has been very good for me, easy to use and has the tools you need."
"Anycubic slicer is for FDM, photon workshop is for their resin printers. It received an update to support the M7 and works fine."
"Photon workshop is for their resin printers. It received an update to support the M7 and works fine."
"The ability to print via WiFi is pretty nice."
#4
Lychee
4.5
(4)
"I have been very happy with the free version of Lychee and have been printing well over a year with my mini 4K."
"I suggest you get both Lychee and Chitubox free/trial versions."
"Lychee Pro is the one I use. Recommended."
"Lychee got faster and more cost effective supports."
#5
Chitubox
3.7
(3)
"Try to support the same model in each slicer to compare them."
"It works pretty well and it’s free."
"Chitubox basic the Pro version is always crashing."
#6
Simplify3D
4.5
(2)
"Simplify3D has a beta test profile they'll send you if you ask."
"I've heard a lot of good things about Simplify3D the full version."
#7
Cura
2.0
(4)
"I've tried quite a few slices, my two favourites are PrusaSlicer and Cura."
"Cura feels like going back to Windows 3.11."
"Orca UI is nice but the results are ass imo"
"Cura has always been dookie in my opinion."
#8
Tango
3.5
(2)
"I had absolutely no problems with Tango since I got it."
"Tango is ok for start."
#9
Creality
3.5
(2)
"Creality Print 5.1 has the best profile for V3 SE and is thoroughly updated."
"The speed of 300mm/s is causing some troubles."
#10
Rose de Berne
5.0
(1)
"Rose de Berne gets my vote for best slicer."
#11
Lychee Pro
5.0
(1)
"For me lychee pro. I love that slicer!! It’s super simple really fast and easy."
#12
UltiMaker
5.0
(1)
"UltiMaker Cura has been what I have found the most successful slicer I have found for multiple printers, and has the most extensive settings, out of all the slicers I have tried."
#13
Bambu
5.0
(1)
"I recommend moving to klipper and trying Orca slicer for better compatibility."
#14
PrusaSlicer
4.0
(1)
"I'm loyal to Prusaslicer but I really like Bambu Studio."
#15
V400
4.0
(1)
"I started with Cura, but I like Orca much. Took a bit to get used to, and I'm still finding new features after many months."
#16
Harbor Freight
4.0
(1)
"It's important to clean to avoid cross contamination, and having an on/off switch is safer."
#17
OrcaSlicer
2.0
(1)
"OrcaSlicer will make about 10ish levels before getting pulled off the plate."
#18
FLSun
2.0
(1)
"The quality from FLSun Slicer does not match Orca for some users."
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