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Ok, so I just redid the bowden tube, and it should be in nice and tight. I will print one more time at 30mms and get back to you on results. In the meantime, I just noticed that on the extruder, there seems to be some residue, presumably from some sort of grinding/slippage (there is never a clicking ...

update: The print came out nearly perfect at 12mm/s max speeds, but it was pretty shitty again at 30mm/s using the settings from mhackneys screenshot. I am guessing at this point ill have to slow it to 20mm/s max to get decent prints, but this seems excruciatingly slow for a rostock max. mhackney, I ...

it was set to 1.5, but everything else was off.. im trying with new settings now. The last print came out perfect, just really slow.

update: I slowed it down to max 12mm per sec for the print.. its printing slow as hell right now, but the print is coming out much nicer.. but this is way too slow for this printer. any idea how I could maintain this quality and speed it up.. ill upload photos when |I got a little more to show ...

I believe the retract is set to 1.5mm, but not sure, where is this setting exactly? Im using matter control btw. And the nozzle is set to .5mm already. And the bowder tube is definitely inserted all the way down. Im not sure what else it could be. I feel like the issue is the difference between ...

Some background info: I had a rostock max V2 printer which was printing just fine, but I wanted to upgrade to the he280 head to print higher temp materials + get the auto calibration. I also upgrade my power supply which died, and while I was at it I replaced the cheapskates and arms. I didnt touch ...