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Unless you take your glass off or rotate it, there's usually no reason to re-run the map.

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Understand that there's a difference between auto-level and auto-calibration. Broadly speaking the terms can be interchangeable, but when you're into the weeds like this, it's important to know which is which. What G32 does is auto-calibration. The series of probes it does allows a solver to ensure ...

I would check the connector to make sure that the pins are fully seated in the connector shell and that the connector is fully seated on the RAMBo. What you're describing sounds like a wiring issue.

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Have you tried setting the Z height through the control panel?

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You do an M303 Heater 1 Temp 210 M303 H1 S210 Followed by an M303 Write the parameters down Then check config.g and config-override.g Under M307 command you should see the parameters you wrote down. (just a tweak to the above) Tack an M501 to the bottom of your config.g file so that it will load co...

D'oh.

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I'll second the AquaNet tip - the heated bed performance is a lot better with the Artemis since the heat spreader gives a much more even heat. Just be aware that the vinyl decal on the heat spreader will darken at higher temps. (Unless you've got one of the black anodized beds, then you don't have a...

Again, M500 doesn't have anything to do with calibration. All it does is output any differences between config.g and the in-ram configuration out to a file called config-override.g. This entry lists what exactly is stored when M500 is executed: https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_M500_Store...

You could also buy the SE300 heater block. That takes the new cartridge thermistor and is a drop-in replacement for the older style HE280 heater block.

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TIL!

BTW, are you familiar with the adventures of Luke Vaxhacker and Dec Vadic?

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I don't know the answer to the RAMBo question, sorry.

The crimpers (PA-09 AND -21) will end up in a drawer with the other dozen+ normal & aerospace crimp tools I have.

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M500 doesn't calibrate anything, it just writes changed things to config-override.g.

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The thermistor hasn't been discontinued, it's just sold out.

They should have stock on them shortly.

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Since you just cost me $44 for a new crimping tool *shakes fist*, I'm going to cost you $52 for a very excellent set of magnifiers: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B012M3IV80 :D :D :D These have a focal length of around 420mm, which means you're working at arms length, not 2" from your face. ...

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I do this myself - my start gcode includes a G32 right after the G28.

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Those may be the old arms, I'm not sure. I _think_ those arms are measured from hole center to hole center, not end to end.

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Nice! You could throw a heat-set insert into it as well.

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They apply the tape before they cut it, it doesn't ship that way. You can buy rolls of masking tape wide enough to cover your material.

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Holy Overkill, Batman!

Go here, http://www.hansenhobbies.com/products/c ... in_lp_1x4/ and grab a male 1x4 housing (2nd item down).

They also sell a ratcheting crimp tool that works wonderfully.

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Can you post a photo of the machine? That might help date it.

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You're welcome!

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Here's the cure to those ills: https://seemecnc.dozuki.com/Guide/Setti ... 87?lang=en

FYI, when version Cura 3.3 is released it will include selections for SeeMeCNC's printers.

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Until you figure out the SD card issue, you can print gcode you sliced in the current Cura using MC. You could also use this as excuse to set up OctoPrint and use that to print files uploaded from Cura.

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