Yes. It is only temporary for that particular print.
If you slow it down in Orca slicer you can speed it back up using the printer menu.
Thanks.
I’m trying them out now with the test cube that came pre-loaded on the machine.
On the actual printer screen, you can only increase speed to 125%. The Fluidd interface allows to to change the speed on the fly. I regularly up the speed to 200% on prototype parts.
Thanks,
I looked at Fluidd but couldn’t even begin to figure out how to download and install it. Looked like something only a computer programmer could do (Unless I was at the wrong site?)
In any case, I don’t think it needs to go much faster. I am concerned that the fast violent moves may wear it out soon or break something. It sure looks scary enough right now.
Ok.
I’ve done that, I see the same screen as clicking the devices tab on OrcaSlicer.
I’m good then
If your printer has creality standard version of klipper, fliuidd is not installed. You have to root the firmware and install and API such as moonraker then fluidd and other useful macros.
This youtube video show how to upgrade the printer
UNLOCK Your Creality K1’s FULL KLIPPER Potential
Bill