Hiprecy LEO - Cura Profiles

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These are profiles I made in Cura for the LEO, based on my Simplify3D and PrusaSlicer profiles. Unfortunately, they don't quite match the results from those two slicers. If you want the best print quality, I recommend using one of the other slicers with this printer. There are five files included. Profile 1: Hiprecy LEO - ABL runs the bed leveling routine before printing and saves the results for future use with Profile 2. To install this profile, follow the steps in the PDF provided. Profile 2: Hiprecy LEO grabs the bed leveling data from Profile 1 or the ABL GCode file and enables bed leveling without running the leveling routine again. To install this profile, follow the steps in the PDF. Print Profile 1: .2mm - This is my go-to profile for final prints at .2mm with a speed of 60mm/s. Print Profile 2: .28mm - I use this profile for final prints at .2mm and a speed of 60mm/s. ABL GCode file: Put this file on your SD card to run the bed leveling routine when needed. Like Profile 1, it will save the results for future use with Profile 2. Notes: Cura doesn't allow importing or exporting printer profiles. The printer profiles I've supplied are in PDF format, so follow the simple steps to create them and then import my provided print profiles. I personally prefer using the ABL GCode file when needed and slicing only with Profile 2. If you want to run bed leveling before every print, Profile 1 is your best bet. Both of these profiles have entries in the start GCode for Linear Advance, Acceleration, and Jerk values, which reflect my custom firmware settings. The Linear Advance value only makes a difference if it's enabled in the firmware, so I recommend enabling it as I've found a noticeable improvement in print quality when used. Check out the included photos of test prints.