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Actually i print on bare glass (60°) at the moment (cleaned with acetone), as i don't have blue tape. I activated the desk fan after the first layer, wich worked good for the moment, in the slicer i deactivated the fan for the first layers anyway (as soon as i have my fan mount printed ;) ) here the ...

I now tried higher temps (65/195) and a brim. I tried to use a desk fan too. That works pretty well for the first layer. There are still little waves sometimes, but these are really minimal problems (just approx. 0.2mm high). I also increased the retraction from 2mm to 5mm, the number of hairlines ...

i'm not yet using a fan because i don't get the mounts printed corretly. i know they shouldn't be PLA, i tried in nylon but that worked out even worse...
may my problems depent (only) on cooling?

Im trying to get my first good print now for several weeks - but i'm still stuck with two major problems: (PLA, Hot-End 190°, Head-Bed 60°, EZStruder, Firmware 0.91, RepetierHost and Slic3r, 0.5 Nozzle) Although i did the printer calibration and the paper test for the 4 reference points, my first l ...

allright, after connecting like you said and updating the firmware it now works as it should, thank you again!

Thank you, i will try this when i'm back home on saturday.
I didn't heat the hotend to over 50 c for testing so maybe that was the problem with the heat_1 connector, gcode for fan_0 should be m106?

I guess it doesn't mather wheter the black or red wire (from the fan) goes to the + or - on the Rambo?

I'm currently struggling with connecting a 25mm PEEK Fan and a 40mm PLA Fan to the Rambo. As mentionend in the Rostock Max Assembling Guide i connected the PEEK Fan to the "Fan 1" Rambo input. As i couldn't find an other info i connected the second fan to the "Fan 2" input. But i can't start any of ...

Thank you for the kind welcome. I'm from the most eastern part of Austria (next to Vienna), although Salzburg and Innsbruck are just 5 hours away :) @Eaglezsoar: Thanks for the offer, i'm currently trying to to undo a stupid mistake of myself while building the printer, but if that doesn't solve my ...

wow, real great work! i was looking for a way how to prevent my rostock from becoming to dusty (in my workshop), and this seems like the perfect solution!

Hello dear SeeMeCNC Community, my name is Daniel and i'm from Austria (mid europe). I'm 23 years old and currently working in our family business as an orthopedic shoe maker. After several months of reading diverent books about 3D-Printing and thinking about it i finally found the perfect match for ...