# Slicer Setup

#### ※Download Slicer software <a href="#download-slicer-software" id="download-slicer-software"></a>

Orca Slicer is an open-source slicing software designed to convert 3D models into G-Code, the language that 3D printers understand. It takes a digital 3D model and slices it into horizontal layers, generating the instructions needed for the printer to build the model layer by layer. This process includes defining the tool paths, adjusting print settings, and optimizing the model for the best possible print quality.

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**Download and Install Orca Slicer**

Since slicing systems vary, please navigate to the appropriate page to download the suitable version
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Open OrcaSlicer Change to the desired language

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#### ※Download and extract the S-BOOM slice file

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Upload the extracted S-BOOM files to the slicing software.

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