SandervG
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whoops sorry, my bad. I misunderstood. I'll look into it
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Hi Ian,
Cool gear!
What you said earlier about the failed prints sound like a filament related issue.
I know It shouldn't be necessary, but you could for example drill a 3mm hole in a piece of wood or something, and feed the filament through. Then you know if it is capable of going through the bowden tube.
It is not a mistake that users can not upload images.
We feel like it is very easy to register as a member so it shouldn't
be to much of an afford to register and be member of this awesome community, is it?
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Are all your pulleys screwed on tight?
Have you tried printing these objects on a different place on the build platform?
For example in the middle, front right corner somewhere at the back?
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Let's hope that is not the case!
But what i meant was, what happens when a print fails?
Is the filament grinding or.. etc?
No we do not have a photo section, perhaps we could make a bust from the employees.
Who needs a 2D photo, pf!
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haha no that is not me!
Although i am quite familiar with that expression
What happens when the print is not successful?
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Yesterday i made this print!
I hope all the details are showing, because it is white it might be hard to tell but it is really impressive ^^
About 15cm
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Hi CoolM8,
Do you experience this with multiple Gcodes?
Have you checked the Gcode?
Look for ' Main G-code Reset extruder pos G92 E0
; Being_Layer_Object z=0.10
Does it say to move the Z axis to a different coordinate?
Have you tried re installing Firmware?
Kind regards,
Sander van Geelen
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Can you upload a picture of your damaged PLA?
And a picture of your current feeding mechanism?
Do you have the v3 Drive Bolt?
Have you ever tried to start a print, and feed your filament manually? (open the feeding mechanism, lower the adjustment screw).
This will probably not result in a very good print, but if this goes flawlessly (no clogs, no grinded filament) it means
every part of the process works as it should and the problem lies in your feeding mechanism.
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Dear mprice,
It could be possible that you have encountered a bug in ReplicatorG.
We came to the conclusion that v35 has several bugs and we switched back to v26.
ReplicatorG will (soon) be replaced by Cura, this will make the world a better place.
For the time being, i want to advice you to use Cura if you are a Windows-user and
to use Kisslicer and Pronterface if you are a Mac-user.
I wish you a lot of inspiration and innovation with your Ultimaker!
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Hi Robert,
It sounds like the problem lies not in your Hot End.
If you have received a new Bowden tube and with the measurements you have
taken on your filament it sounds like this is not the problem either.
Are you printing with filament received from Ultimaker? There are different types of PLA available, so the behavior
could be different when you heat it.
I also didn't see a reply on the comment if you put to much pressure on the Adjustment screw.
This could and probably will deform your filament.
Have you tried feeding 'fresh' filament through the bowden tube? Like when it hasn't been through the feeder yet.
Is this different from the filament that has been through the feeder?
I am looking forward to your findings,
Sander van Geelen.
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I didn't even finish my sentence and this is posted on the Blog post on blog.ultimaker.com/
More affordable shipping
We’ve added shipping alternatives and negotiated with DHL to get better rates.
DHL shipping costs are lowered by 20% as of today.
For small parts under 200 grams, there’s a new, very affordable postal method (between € 8.50 euros for NL and € 13.50 Worldwide)!
For parts and PLA up to 2 kg, costs are € 28.50 worldwide, and even lower in europe.
Keep checking our blog, we will be updating it more frequently now a days!
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Hi Tinsoldier,
I am sorry to hear it couldn't be included in your shipping.
Keep an eye out for the Ulticontroller, we are looking for alternatives on shipping (costs).
- Sander
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1511: Your order has been shipped, you have received an email about this.
1571: Yes, your Netfabb license is sent by email. There is no disk included. You should receive an email within a few days after payment has been confirmed.
- I see there where some problems with your payment, i will check your status and see to it that your license will be sent or else someone will contact you about this.
Your Ultimaker has been shipped last week. You will receive an email about this later on today.
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hi Ginge,
no worries. Yours will be shipped today if DHL doesn't fail us!
Newbie... Lack of sleep... Help please!
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Dear MSURunner,
Can you tell me what you have tried to move the printhead or heat it?
It should have been sent with Marlin 2.0
But no worries:
If you are using ReplicatorG, upload the firmware to Marlin 2.0
If you are using Cura, upload 'Default firmware'.
This should help you using the UltiController.
The flat grey cables are not the problem. They can give u 2 options, either you see 2 bars (which is wrong)
or it shows the menu (which is good).
Can you acces the files on your SD Card?
Please check the firmware and let me know if this works.