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You can order a Duet3D from Filastruder.com. The SE300 can be found here: https://www.seemecnc.com/products/se300-hotend?variant=30294357213278 The whip you need can be found here: https://www.seemecnc.com/products/assembled-hotend-whip-for-accelerometer-hotends?_pos=1&_sid=124e65584&_ss=r I...

Is the bed powered up during the probing by chance? If not, I'd email [email protected] - I'm out of sane guesses at this point.

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The video is a huge help, thanks! What you're seeing isn't really a "skip" The effector platform is being stopped by the nozzle and it's not detecting the "hit" until the platform is over-driven and it strikes the bed, triggering the sensor. I would carefully clean the nozzle to ...

I poked Steve - he should chime in soon.

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They should be on SeeMeCNC's git repository here: https://www.github.com/seemecnc

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The probing only works if you've got an HE280 hot end with the accel. probe on it.

What style of carriages do you have on the Orion? Are they laser cut Melamine, or injection molded plastic?

tnx.

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It's a small circuit difference - I'd order the 1.4. The steel balls require a small amount of lube, while the delrin ones don't. You can get a Duet3D from Filastruder I think. They're the US distributor for Duet3D. Here's a link to the Duet2 WiFi: https://www.filastruder.com/collections/electronics...

You're welcome! Good luck with the upgrades.

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There's a number of things you can do Jeremy. As with most things, it boils down to how much money you want to spend in the process. :D For a start, you can upgrade to an HE280 hot end. Since it uses a heater cartridge instead of a pair of RTV-packed resistors, it's going to be more consistent and r...

The F3 fuse controls the extruder heater & fan outputs, F2 controls the electronics. Due to the board design, they can't be tested while installed - you'll get a good result if the fuse is blown. (info about the fuses can be found here: https://reprap.org/wiki/Rambo#Fuses ) Since you mentioned t...

The line you identified is there to back the filament out of the Y splitter on dual-extrusion machines. You can comment it out by sticking a ";" in front of it.

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It could also be a thunk - watch the knob on the EZR to see if it does an uncommanded reverse. The bowden tube will twitch and you'll hear a "bump" sound. I'd also check to see if the gear teeth on the EZR are filled with plastic. If you're using a 0.5 nozzle, slice a cube @ 215C and attac...

Your extruder is either skipping or you've got a partial jam in the nozzle. It might be a bad slicer setting, but I've never seen a slicer setting do that.

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For the top image, you've got too few top layers. For a .20 layer height, you want a minimum of 3 to 5 layers. For the bottom image, I suspect you're hearing a "clicking" noise when it prints, right? The "rot" you see is classic underextrusion due to either a blockage (unlikely i...

The cube looks like over extrusion to me. The batarang looks pretty good with the exception of the burnt chunk on one end. That's weird.

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I would grab the S3D configs from the file section in SeeMeCNC's FB group, or use the latest version of Cura with the pre-built (and validated) profiles that can be found here: https://github.com/seemecnc/slicing-pro ... SE300/Cura

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Heating & cooling cycles can cause the compression terminals to loosen over time. That's what cause the terminal block to cook. Checking & tightening these periodically will avoid this. A bootlace crimp connector end can help too.

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I'm not quite sure what you mean by "extrusion multiplier"... Sorry I missed the "TPU" part.

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What slicer are you using?

The Load Filament script is aware of the Y adapter, but your start g-gcode script is not. Here's some profiles that will work for Cura 4.5+ https://github.com/seemecnc/slicing-pro ... Cura%204-5

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I wish I could help you out, but I've never printed with PETG before. I have heard that it can be quite stringy. You might want to check into the SeeMeCNC Facebook group (yech!) as there might be someone there that can help out with PETG.

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Not all Artemis 300s were shipped with the Y adapter. The 2nd extruder used to be an option. I'm not sure when it became the default.

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The v3.2 profiles are for duet-equipped machines, so you'll likely have some tweaking to do. Pay close attention to the start & end gcode in the profile, it will probably do things you don't want. (like over-retract or feed the filament)

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Now try with 4.6. You don't know which fixed the issue. (My bet is on the bed surface. )

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If you can, upgrade to a Duet3D and an SE300 or a Duet Smart Effector. It'll blow your mind.

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