Flashforge Finder 2 Using a different slicer
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Last updated on Feb 28, 2025
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓Officially the Flashforge Finder 2 only supports Flashforge's FlashPrint slicer but it is possible to use it with other slicers. There are both community plugins and data to configure an arbitrary slicer (both at your own risk)
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Flashforge Finder printer integration and GXWriter are UltiMaker Cura plugins made with the Finder in mind, but also work well with the Finder 2
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They add all the necessary information about the printer, including different quality profiles, and support for the proprietary .GX file format
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Bed: Rectangular, X/Y/Z140/140/140 mm, origin at center
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G-code flavor: Marlin
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Printhead: X/Y min -20/-10 mm, X/Y max 37/55 mm
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Gantry height: 28 mm
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Extruder: nozzle diameter 0.4 mm, filament diameter 1.75 mm
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Start/End G-Code: there are different possibilities, see from Cura Integration plugin, from slicer-settings on GitHub, from Reddit, from Cracked the Code
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Configuring Ultimaker Cura to Support the Flashforge Finder 3D Printer, Cracked the Code
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ronoaldo/slicer-settings, GitHub
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FlashForge Finder profile for Cura 4, r/Flashforge
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
