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Thanks mate will give that a go.

Hey guys, I've had a little search but haven't been able to come up with an answer. I'm running the standard power supply set up as per the manual and on 230VAC. My heated bed takes about 25 minutes to get to 80 degrees C and will not go higher than 84. I guess this is not normal? What do you think ...

For NZ, I purchased some cheap stuff from Sandbrooks (http://reeltoreal.co.nz/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;). I've only used the ABS so far and so far so good. A bit hard to tell as I still have to tweak my printer settings for better results.

'Twas a fuse indeed.

Thanks guys.

Silly me. I soldered in a new hot end cooling fan with the printer power on. I heard a little "tick" from the front of the printer and now the LCD screen won't turn on and I can't connect via USB. I checked the blade fuse and both the smaller fuses on the board and they have continuity. Do...

Bit of a cold wet overcast day today in Auckland.

I've got a E3D V6 and Volcano ready to go but I figured I'd let the Kapton Monster make the first few prints.

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I've had the most success with blue 2090 tape with a bit of Office Max glue stick on top. That and making sure I've got my first layer height is still in the ball park.

Hello,

My name is Malcolm and I'm now the proud owner of a box full of bits

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