So I ended up with a Mk8 0.4 CHT Nozzle.
I thought to install it on the Artemis to see if I could speed up it's print speeds and maintain quality. I'm mostly printing PETG and some PLA.
I installed it but now when I delta calibrate all seems fine until I print. I'm scratching the glass with the nozzle. I have to baby step 0.3 mm above the glass to get a decent first layer. Is there some setting I needed to change in terms of the z-offset? Shouldn't the delta calibration get me closer than 0.3 mm off?
Any help would be very much appreciated.
0.4 CHT on an Artemis
Re: 0.4 CHT on an Artemis
Are you running the 3.4.4 firmware? If not, it cures a lot of weird little calibration issues - just make sure to no use the bed mapping function as that's still problematic. The instructions for that are here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IQf ... share_link
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Re: 0.4 CHT on an Artemis
Yes I'm using 3.4.4 and not meshing, just using the wavy delta calibration icon.
Nevertheless even with the Z-offset set in cura, I could not get the CHT to print well. Went back to a 0.5 seemecnc nozzle out of pure frustration. The CHT just doesn't seem to be a good fit for this machine and PETG.
Nevertheless even with the Z-offset set in cura, I could not get the CHT to print well. Went back to a 0.5 seemecnc nozzle out of pure frustration. The CHT just doesn't seem to be a good fit for this machine and PETG.