Super minor, just a misspelling
Toward the bottom of the page in the section labeled "Can I use this flow value in the other tests on this site?" The word javascript is misspelled as javacsript in the first sentence of the second paragraph.
It reads:
The short answer is: not really.
The gcode generators on this site work by using javacsript to modify source gcode originally created by Simplify3D. However, when you completed the calibration test above, you sliced your own gcode, making your own baseline and then making a flow adjustment relative to that. Therefore, this test is unique from the others on this site which is why the flow rate doesn't necessarily translate.
Super minor, just a misspelling
Toward the bottom of the page in the section labeled "Can I use this flow value in the other tests on this site?" The word javascript is misspelled as javacsript in the first sentence of the second paragraph.
It reads:
The short answer is: not really.
The gcode generators on this site work by using javacsript to modify source gcode originally created by Simplify3D. However, when you completed the calibration test above, you sliced your own gcode, making your own baseline and then making a flow adjustment relative to that. Therefore, this test is unique from the others on this site which is why the flow rate doesn't necessarily translate.