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My apologies, Autobed leveling found in the Duet Wifi interface. I came across that guide late last night and planned to go through it soon, I was just wondering if anyone had a quick fix/file. I was also thinking of going back to stock motors just in case it gets too overwhelming trying to set thes...

All wired up and Blue to Blue is the correct orientation...now my next problem I posted regarding configuration.

I just upgraded to Duet Wifi+Teensy LC and trying to do the Auto Bed Compensation but the nozzle is probing in the air about halfway down the full length. Can someone point me in the right direction of how to set these parameters properly/have a file I can download? I believe it has something to do ...

Basically it increases efficiency of airflow and redirects it to the heatsink. Same principle in air diversion panels in cars. Without the plate shown (with Greddy Logo), hot air can recirculate from engine bay back into the radiator fans by going above it and add heat to the engine. With the plate,...

Not necessarily. What setting do you have for infill overlap? I think mine is .06. Having too little will make a gap and the bond will never touch, having too much will slightly block the nozzle and you'll have an irregular layer or oozing mess. Is the room you are printing in hot by chance?? I reme...

That's good news, one problem fixed. Different Brands have different temp profiles, I use Hatchbox for PLA (190-195 temps) and E-sun for PETG (210-220). Do you have access to a IR Temp meter of some sort? It may help to check if your hotend (not the nozzle but the heatbreak section) is the temp adve...

I am a complete noob since December but I learn fast. The V3 is my first real 3d Printer (last year I bought a Micro3D and it's been collecting dust) Print quality wise I think it looks great but compared to some of the vets here it can be MUCH better. For about a month I have been a bit back and fo...

As far as the min temp calculation, 1mm = 60 so gcode you would send G0 E100 Fxx (multiples of 60, so 60=1mm/s, 120=2mm/s, 180=3mm/s) I saw at 195 my max was 120mm/s (gcode was G0 E100 F300) which is about what you should see since F300=5mm/s and using that in the calculations was 120mm/s speeds. I ...

I had it running 100% after a few layers but not enough to cause issues as you describe. The temp should stabilize after a few seconds with fans full on. This includes stock fan mounts as well as http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1792867. Try this while you are still assembled... Heat the hotend to 2...

To me that sounds like your nozzle has blockage, regular pla (unless contaminated) should flow very easily at those temps. Heat the nozzle to 110-140 and at the same time during warming up, pull the filament out from the hotend and it should release as soon as possible (mine does it around 110). If ...

(I'm on stock Rostock hardware) Most times it is temperature related, too high temp just oozes and cannot control flow. Then there's the extruder needing calibration and verifying 100mm extrusion = 100mm filament past the Bowden tube. Then settings using Z-lift, retraction length and speed, wipe, et...

Yes, your post is exactly where I learned this from and read just a few minutes ago lol. I was just trying to save myself any headaches when I finally upgrade to my shiny new parts in a few hours. I'll just update with pics and model numbers when I do the install. Thanks! (Bondtech QR and E3d V6 upg...

Anyone know which color wires on the .9 Stepper motors go to which on the Duet? I can't find documentation again. I made the adapter cables based on http://sublimelayers.blogspot.com/search?updated-min=2016-01-01T00:00:00-05:00&updated-max=2017-01-01T00:00:00-05:00&max-results=24 but the mot...

I wouldn't use this guide if I am using the FSR+johnsl board correct?

Sorry for your loss. I understand spending a lot of money for a product that you have to troubleshoot can be very frustrating, as I have spent over a month learning and researching various issues I been having, especially being a newbie of 3d printing hardware and software. I eventually figured out ...

Yes, I have had hours of printing in Octoprint and time lapse recording, couple plugins installed for eeprom. I remember during the build that when I tugged on the screw type terminals, they came out when I thought I had them tight so possibly check all your wires are secured and pin retention is go...

I was having issues buying the FSR kit earlier but it works now and I placed an order. I have those taps here at work so I will go with the second option. Now just waiting for Duet+stepper motors+Teensy 3.2 parts. Kinda worried since I'm still new to all this and already making upgrades so imma go g...

Can someone point me in the right direction for FSR setup? I see posts about people having them but I'm not sure which kit to buy or how to build it.

Im on stock v3 and haven't experience any intermittent power loss or restarts

What exactly are you running, is it just one particular file or it happens to all the files you try to print? And what are those wires above the x axis belt?

Thanks for those options Xeno, I am wanting to be more consistent by using the heat spread, enclosure, and arms/platform upgrade when I change out the hotend as well.

Please keep em coming!

Yes, I have similar standards and practices and this is the kind of stuff I want to apply to this printer. I am sensitive to slight changes so I am prepared to put in the time and money to make this precise and consistent, which is why I want to upgrade in steps, practice and perfect that setup, and...

My recommendation, and take it for what it's worth: Ditch the AstroSyns, they are not needed with the Duet WiFi and actually introduce enough wobble to affect part quality (slightly). E3D V6 Universal version WITHOUT the Bowden option - it's not needed. 12 V version Also realize, I gave up on getti...

Hi all, I am looking to upgrade many parts and was hoping yall can chime in and make sure I have everything I need including the correct optional accessories included. If I am missing anything or have other recommendations let me know, I plan to start a business and want a reliable workhorse in the ...

It's good that you are knocking it out procedurally, too many variables to make everything go bad quickly. It could also be your filament, what kind is it and does it measure the same at different parts of the spool? When you seat the Bowden, make sure you are still pushing the tube down while using...