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Windshadow! Nice to see you still kicking around man!

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The screen kit for the 3.2 will work, you'll just need to drill some mounting holes for the LCD mount and a hole for the cabling to pass through.

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If you're a Slic3r fan, you should get the Prusa Edition. It's got machine control in it and is also more frequently updated than the mainline Slic3r code.

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Make sure you've got your slicer configured to lift the nozzle on retract - z-lift or z-hop.

You can also add a brim to your print that will give it increased surface area on the bed to improve the part's hold on the bed.

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As far as I know, that's a bug in how MC runs the Slic3r engine. If you have to use Slic3r, you might be better served by just downloading Slic3r itself and use that.

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You're welcome!

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The E3D is a good upgrade if you've got one on hand.

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I've never used larger than an 8, but I don't know of any inherent size issue. It does need to be FAT formatted, though. The system can't read an NTFS-formatted card.

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Chances are that one of the resistors has cooked off.

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Might be a dodgy SD card.

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You would slice with Cura and print from the SD card. Cura isn't really meant to be a printer host other than for Ultimaker printers. That being said, the network link from Cura to the Duet works great!

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You're welcome! Good luck!

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That being said, there's no reason you can't run a pair of wires through the whip sleeve to provide the power you need.

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If the carriage is rocking, it's not due to any tolerance issue - you might have a broken carriage. That's the only way they're going to move in a way they shouldn't. The screw bosses can break over time if the carriage was slightly misaligned when it was screwed together - that's happened on two of...

The probe in the HE280 isn't compatible with the DuetWifi. You can either get the Duet3D SmartEffector or the SeeMeCNC SE300 if you want good auto-cal with the DuetWifi.

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The probe in the HE280 isn't compatible with the DuetWifi. You can either get the Duet3D SmartEffector or the SeeMeCNC SE300 if you want good auto-cal with the DuetWifi.

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There's no real spot for that on the HE280 - no "accessory" power is available there.

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That's like saying, "My car runs like crap! The mileage is horrible and it rattles! The only thing I changed was the engine..."



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Possible causes are printing too fast for the extruder temp, extruder temp too cold, jammed hot end. Google "cold pull pla" for instructions on how to clear typical filament jams.

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The whip didn't come pre-assembled?

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I would suggest that you wipe the SD card and copy the data you downloaded from the git repository again.

This is something you should have already tried.

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It's also possible that the hot end is blocked by foreign debris - I've seen instances where metal particles, tiny ball bearings, etc. have been found in some of the cheaper filament brands.

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The dampers are going to be moving just a little bit and that's what is causing the ghosting. If you've got a DuetWifi, you don't need them as the Trinamic stepper drivers on the DuetWifi are incredibly quiet. They even quieted down my v1 and the case on that thing is damn near a bongo drum.

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Make sure that the bed clips are holding down the bed firmly. I tighten them with a screwdriver a little bit after I've moved the lever over the glass. This will help with the z probe retries. You also need to make sure that you've got the latest macro files from the git repo - the bed MUST be turne...

Did you tell him about the rubbing issue?

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