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Fix K10 G-code Without Hand Editing It

Upload a Cura-style .gcode file, apply the K10 patch rules that have been working on your printer, and download the adjusted file back out. This keeps the original untouched and generates a separate fixed copy.

GitHub Repository

Patch Portal

This is tuned for the EasyThreed K10 workflow you documented: hotter startup temp, small effective Z lift after homing, slower first layer, then normal speed restored at layer 1.

Drop your .gcode here or click to browse
The file is patched server-side, then returned as a new download. Original file stays untouched.
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This portal is meant for files that already sliced correctly in Cura. If the model needs support changes, brim changes, rotation, scale changes, or it touches the bed edge, re-slice it instead of force-editing G-code.

What Gets Changed

  • Startup nozzle temp First startup M104 and M109 are set to the portal temp value.
  • Z correction A G92 Z-0.2 style lift is inserted right after the first G28.
  • First layer slowdown M220 S75 style speed control is inserted before ;LAYER:0.
  • Restore speed M220 S100 style restore is inserted before ;LAYER:1.
Safe writes a new file Fast no manual line hunting K10 tuned defaults

Before You Patch

  • Check the bed bounds Keep the model inside roughly 100 x 100 x 100 mm.
  • Leave margin Avoid placing the print or brim directly on X0 or Y0.
  • Use simple filenames Letters and numbers only is still safest for TF card use.
  • Know when not to patch If Cura says skirt instead of a real brim, or support/rotation is wrong, re-slice instead.

Output Logic

  • Input required .gcode only.
  • Output naming Original filename is preserved and returned as _k10_adjusted.gcode.
  • No silent overwrite The server generates a fresh patched file in temp storage and returns that one.
  • Direct download Once ready, the browser gets a proper file download, not raw text in the page.