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AlexDeGruven posted:The gcode issue is as follows: Thanks for that - I was just about to start the test print, when I read your post, and was able to edit it before I started. (My delta arrived a few days ago, but this is my first printer, and I was waiting for the filament to arrive.) Where should I be reading to find out about issues like this? Anyway the cat is in progress. So far everything looks good. Edit: And here it is:  Using esun PLA+ at 210C. Everything default except the little G29 tweak above, took 1h15m total. drat this stuff is cool. Hobnob fucked around with this message at 02:16 on Aug 3, 2017 |
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Any recommendations for a buildtak bed with PETG? I would like to try some with my Monoprice Mini Delta.
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If you print the pyramid with enough detail, it'll use 0 grams of filament. 
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I noticed that (as of the last update) Windows 10 seems to come with it's own slicer. Anyone actually tried using it? It detected my MP Mini Delta (as a generic 3d printer) but lacked whatever extension it needed to adjust options for it, so I didn't risk trying it.
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politicorific posted:New problem. I tried cura 15.04.06 along with the default robot and had no problem. The next day (a few hours ago) I tried a 2 part hanging dog model off thingiverse and the print head went slamming into the bed. There’s now an indentation there. I have a Monoprice Mini Delta (I think that's the same as you?). I've found the bed leveling best using G29 P6 Z0.3 in the startup gcode (this does a matrix of test-taps) rather than the default, which does a 0.8 mm negative offset at the centre (C-0.8). But yes, the community sucks, since it's mostly based around facebook, which is terrible for that kind of thing.
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One Day Fish Sale posted:Have you done any manual leveling? I did see discussion on Reddit of tweaking the optical end stop sensors to get matching numbers from a G29 sequence (watching the G-code output) but I haven't tried that yet. Other than that, I think I'm using a very similar G29 string as you in Slic3r and it's working pretty well. Nope, I haven't done any hardware tweaking, since this is my first printer and things seem to be working ok for me. I have seen people reporting that manual leveling is necessary, but the defaults are working well enough at the moment.
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