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Overview of "Cura" |
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Finally, on the SD-Card there is a file named „UM2E_mobile_phone_holder-cura.gcode. UM2E stands for Ultimaker 2 Extended and gcode is the resulting format.

After you inserted the SD-Card into the computer the notification „Ready to Save to Removable Drive“ appears. Just click on the button to export the sliced 3D-model file.



We want to export the sliced 3D-model to an SD-card. „Cura“ detects the SD-Card as a removable device and offers the option „Save to Removable Drive“.

Click all green buttons!