Yeah, the cold section fan needs to force air across the heatsink, not draw air through it. My fan is pushing air out and not in because I have it flipped. You know what, that is exactly the issue. So crazy the first i dunno 15~ layers go perfectĪnd ive attempted a few different filaments Geneb: Yes, I have it attached to the PSU so it's always running. Qixfortune is it running during printing?

Geneb: There's a fan attached to a heat sink that's screwed into the bigger aluminum block. Maybe there's something stuck somewhere in your feed Nah its never changed and suddenly its gone to shit on me Why in the fuck is this consistently happening! I was having the same issue on the one before.ĭo you have a fan on the cold section? (the portion with the heat sink fins) I just replaced the nozzle, aluminum block, and threaded rod that goes inside it. Might need a fan on the cold section if it doesn't have one. I think it's taking on a weird shape as it dries and that is stopping it from entering the tube fully to be melted, or to be pulled out of the extruder. Is 3D printer bay a good place to buy 3D printers fromĪfter every attempt to print, the filament in my prusa i3 refuses to go in or out of the extruder. I've got no experience with them, so really can't say one way or another. Jessay, are you using it with PLA and does it have any PTFE liner anywhere? I know one issue that can crop up in an v6 is if the ptfe isn't there the PLA can stick easily to the sides.Īmazon has the option to add a protection plan to a bottle of vacuum pump oil What was that build surface Astaelan u rec'd from theu kīut now suddenly I cant get this fucker to work right Wasn't sure if there was a channel or not Oh, figure I'd ask again, anyone know of a good way to change the bootup text and some of the menu text on Smoothieware?įishbowlkraken: if you don't get an answer here, #smoothieware should be able to help Please, the nsa knows what species of dog you are Remember that nobody on the internet knows you are a dog. I will add one screw in the back, mid bed, but the side ones I am unsure about adding them midway or more to the end of the areaĬoredump, I would be tempted to do it towards the front as a way to allow you to nicely define a plane for bed levelling I am assembling a D-Bot with 300x300 bed and 3 leadscrews, I got to the part where I have to actually add the screws and am considering what is the best option on spacing. What is the best way to calibrate 'extra restart distance', 'coasting distance', and 'wipe distance' for retraction settings? Given it's a firmware used on a number of 3D printers, and this channel's MOTD says 'ask us anything about 3D printing, that's why we're here.' I don't know, I just figured this'd be a good place to find some people who know things about Smoothieware Hence, does anyone know where that configuration is stored?

I'm not sure where the configuration is stored, though Does anyone know how I'd go about changing some of the text on a Smoothieware panel?Īnd possibly the bitmap displayed at boot?

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