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Test print for Ultimaker 2
It tests calibration and print speed 1. Open model 2.Load gcode to scene 3.Save 4.Print
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230 temp, transparent PLA, i've made test print to know, is everything alright
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Transparent PLA
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Hello,
How! It's been a long time without coming here ... Glad to come back a little.
I am facing an extrusion problem on a machine. It is different from Ultimaker. I know that my request will seem special to you and that it may fall into oblivion. I try anyway.
I would like to reproduce the test cylinder 3mm3 / s - 10mm3 / s but for a wire diameter of 1.75mm. Is it possible to have a little help in GCODE for this wire diameter and a 0.4mm nozzle without retraction?
Thank you so much.
Geeks
And this only works for 0.4mm nozzle correct? For different nozzles a different file would need to be sliced, correct?
Hi Arthur, how did you make this? Do you have any links to resources explaining how to slice a model so that you have different settings at different layers/heights? What layer height is this set to print with? I looked at the gcode and it looks like it prints with 0.25 layer heights. So is it correct to say that your speed settings in your slicer where 30mm/s, 40mm/s, 50mm/s, 60mm/s .... etc... all the way up to 100mm/s? Thanks for the help.
Great thing, except for it not continuing further, which might be useful today?
Also, upon finishing the tube, it got wierd, and my UM2+ did a wierd sound as if stuck. I had to cut power temporarly to reboot it. Wierd. Surely my poor machines fault though.
I'll try this again shortly, with my smaller nozzles, just out of extreme curiosity!
Will this work with UM3?