I downloaded “purca slicer” to load sliced 3D data into a 3D printer.
Here is the 3D data of PocketPCR from Urs.
Consider the orientation of the data so that the 3D printer can physically print it.
However, no other options, such as ender, appeared among the choices.
The thinner the slice, the longer it takes to print.
Every 3D printer works with this code file.
The stage is 50 degrees and the Extruder is 210 degrees.