

For the Ultimaker S-line printers, the build volume is the same for single and dual extrusion.

It is not possible to print too close to the switch bay to prevent accidentally adjusting the lift switch. The switch bay is located at the back-right corner and enables nozzle switching. Adjusting the settings as described above will reduce the size of the non-printable areas, but they cannot fully be removed.
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Some hardware parts are within Cura's build volume, preventing the full use of the build volume in the corners. For other printers, such as the Ultimaker 3, this is different. The build volume in Cura is smaller than the glass build plate to ensure that all hardware limitations do not affect the printable area. The images above show the Ultimaker S5 as an example. When all settings are applied as displayed here, the loaded model will be displayed in the same color as the loaded material configuration. When using a brim or large skirt as build plate adhesion, the prime blob can safely be disabled.

If this is within Cura's build volume, this will create a small non-printable area. Before starting a print, the printer will prime by creating a small blob of material on the build plate. The list below shows which print settings affect the build volume and are ordered from most affecting setting to least. Print settings affecting the build volume
