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After completing my upgrade to the duet wifi, fsr setup and titan extruder i still havent managed a successful print. Calibrated esteps, auto calibration and bed mesh compensation.
During the upgrade i followed mhackneys guide on his sublimelayers blog, used the firmware files he supplied but hopefully changed them to fit my max v2.

Now to my current issue. When i go to print my first layer seems to be under extruding. Ive adjusted the zprobe offset with no change to the first layer extrusion. If i turn the extrusion multiplier up to 120% it looks around what i would expect. After the first 2 layers i change it back to 100% and let the print continue. After a few layers it seems like my hotend jams.

Does anyone have any ideas of what the problem could be? Im new to the reprap firmware so i could be missing something. I can post my config.g and bed.g if that helps.
Dan

buggy, what model are you printing? What hot end are you using? What slicer?

Do you have the tension on the Titan properly adjusted?

tnx.

g.

Thanks for the reply, also a fellow washingtonian (everett)! I think i might have solved the weak first layer extrusion problem, i guess i didnt use a drastic enough z offset. Originally i was using around -.07 when it turns out i needed closer to -.17. It still seems like im getting a lot of back pressure in the nozzle which translates to the extruder. Im trying to print just a universal duet mounting board, im using a e3d v6 and i swapped back to my ez-extruder to see if that would help with the issue.
I was doing more reading trying to solve my issues and realized i may have missed a step during the calibration process. I think i still need to set up my z offset for each of the probing locations.

Also im using bed mesh compensation with auto calibration but i believe i need to include the gcode to have it taper off after a certain height which might solve the issue of my extruder jamming after a few layers.