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Sorry, one more thing - here's the Simplify3D profile! Note that I upgraded to using a Volcano 1mm nozzle, with a silicone heatsock. I can also only say I've printed PETG so you might want to tweak the settings for other materials.

Oh just in case anyone gets interested, here's the gcode config. I've also included the cancel.g macro, so it doesn't retract a ton when you cancel it.

Posting this here because it seems like the mods subforum is dead and I did make this :D Admins feel free to move please! I've been struggling with my Artemis's print speed ever since I got it. No matter what I did I couldn't get it past 20 mm/s. Now with the Orbiter V2 attached to it I'm able to ...

I have realized that the thing holding this machine back for me has been the Bowden setup (never again). Does anyone have any examples of good DD mods for it?

Just wanted to post an addendum to this; the Jet nozzle makes it difficult for the PLA to enter the orifice consistently and frequently results in binding, which I believe is probably the reason for why it's only recommended for high temp filaments, which would keep their rigidity further up the ...

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Hey everyone! Recently by adding these mods to my Artemis 300 I was able to go from 25mm/s to 70mm/s print speeds on a .8mm nozzle. I've got a 1.4mm coming in and can't wait to really get moving! There are two sets of instructions here. I'm going to talk about installing the Jet Mod for the SE300 ...

Well the new thermistor came in and the good news and bad news; Bad News: With just the Volcano the melt zone is still too small for extreme speeds, I couldn't get much more over 30 mm/s, though this was with a smaller .8mm nozzle. Good news: I also installed the jet mod with a modified PTFE liner ...

Ahh I see you also watch CNC Kitchen.

I got the Volcano in and it was super easy. Unfortunately I tore the thermistor cable on the SE300 so I'm waiting for a replacement before I can use it. Will post a tutorial once I get it all installed!

Ordered the e3d hotend but accidentally got the 24 volt version. That being said all the dimensions match up so I'm going to try using the heater block with the existing cartridge heater and thermistor on the se300. Will post updates. :) Out of curiosity why is the jet nozzle not recommended for use ...

According to E3D their Volcano uses an M6 thread to attach the heater cartridge to the heat break. I'm concerned that 1) the heat break won't stand up to the higher temp/volume flow, 2) the SE300 can't handle the 30W heater and whatever type the thermistor is and 3) I will require some sort of ...

Who said you can't run the Jet Nozzle? it may not be recommended because of the potential for clogging, but if you're pushing the pla through the hotend fast enough, it shouldn't be a problem. https://www.seemecnc.com/products/hi-temp-jet-kit-for-he280-hot-end "NOT FOR USE WITH PLA" lol There's no ...

Extruder motor is fine at the moment. I'm wondering, why can't I use the Jet nozzle on PLA? Because if I take out the TPU I can increase the overall temperature. I'd also like to get to the cooling fan that's on the heatbreak and reduce the RPM on that to increase the melt zone height, any tips?

Hey everyone, I've been using this profile for quite awhile; I was hesitating to share it because I use a larger nozzle but then I realized that people will still find this useful to tweak. Attached is a Simplify3D profile that I have tested and validated extensively. It supports dual extrusion and ...

That doesn't jive with my empirical experience. Moving the temp up to 230 only nets maybe 5mm/sec extra travel speed but the PLA is overheated and begins to bubble when deposited.

Is it not possible to increase the current on the motors to push the filament through with more torque?

In the first post I went over that a bit; after lots of experimentation I've found that that point is at 25 mm/sec with the max temp at 220 for PLA. I'd like to drive it faster though, as even with a smaller nozzle size I still have yet to reliably get to 50-60 mm/sec. What is the max current rating ...

Hey everyone, I'm running a stock Artemis 300 with a 1mm nozzle and a .8mm layer height. Unfortunately after extensive testing the fastest I can get the machine to go is 25mm/sec + .5-.6 extrusion multiplier with consistent results. The moment I try to move the speed up past 30 I start getting ...

Now the machine loads with a warning on the screen telling me that the heightmap was loaded before the z=0 datum, which was not determined during probing and might lead to an offset.

Well, it works in getting rid of that but now I have this; G0/G1: target position not reachable from current position My prints are all cancelling before they start. Starting script: G28 ; home all axes M564 S0 H0; Set axis limits, forbid movement outside unhomed axis, allow movement outside ...

Nope, got the error as soon as the upload finished and the print started.

Firmware Version: 2.02(RTOS) (2018-12-24b1) Contents of config.g: M550 PArtemis ; Printer name M555 P2 ; Gcode Output Type M552 S1 ; Enable Wifi M575 P1 B57600 S1 ; PanelDue Comm Setup G21 ; Work in millimeters G90 ; Send absolute coordinates M569 P0 S0 ; Drive 0 goes forwards (X) M569 P1 S0 ; Drive ...

Sorry, Artemis 300. Simplify3D and Cura 4.5/4.6. Every job.

This doesn't affect anything but it is annoying to always have to close the boxes:

Error: G1/G2/G3: intermediate position outside machine limits

Any idea? This is stock, from factory, has been doing it ever since I got the machine.

Yea there's no TPU profile;

https://github.com/seemecnc/slicing-pro ... %20Default

Hey all,

Steve @ SeeMeCNC said he's had good success with printing Sainsmart TPU. Have they released the profiles for that?