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Thats not a problem on me configuration. Both nozzle size and the shell thickness is set to .6. I'm assuming its something else @daid any heads up on this

So I found out a bug in the support structure generation, screenshot is attached. Using a UMO with a e3d v5 with a .6mm nozzle. No support structure is generated. File can be downloaded from https://www.dropbox.com/s/mcjmpempaz1k11y/chamong%20plate.stl?dl=0

alternatively http://www.filastruder.com/collections/e3d-spare-parts-and-accessories/products/e3d-spare-nozzle-v6 as far as I remember these are a drop in replacement for the existing ultimaker .4mm nozzle.

I get that, since I'm assuming the switch for endstop does not have voltage, we give it power from adapter directly and connect the other two wires to the switch, or is it the opposite, that the limit switch connector has +19v power and we connect the ground to the common ground on the board.

Could you explain how you did the wiring, just picked up a sensor and would love to try it myself.

I use netfabb and the most I've done is 2.5 million poly, printed just fine

so Ive done the same, replaced the x & y axis with the new driver for far smoother movements. Although I'm not sure if the speed that I use to slice is being used when printing. I'm assuming its half of what I'm using to slice. None the less, printer x-y motion is smoother and so are the circles. The reason that the extruder has not been changes is because, I could not calibrate it reliably to print as accurately as the existing setup.

Can you tell the Esteps you changed your firmware to, ordered 4 of the same drivers, should be here by next week, or simply did you just double them?

As mentioned on his page if we found a 24v 15 Amp 350 watt power supply, we dont need the relay? or will ir burn the electronics?

Albeit, printed at 60mm / sec, because I didnt have the fan shroud and printing really fast kept curling the pla.

slightly more expensive than what I got, but then I got it locally. Should do the trick

try printing over SD card. I've had instances that printing over USB makes for a jagged mess. But thats when Gcode files are above 40mb

Printing at 110 mm/s, is as good as it can get. Will have to use them for 100-200 hours to see if they still as smooth as now. Got them from China, have a few contacts there. Could arrange for others if needed. Shall also post a picture of the fan shroud thats printing.

So I picked up self lubricating graphite bearings, they are said to be a drop in replacement for the original sleeves. Since, I was dismantling everything, thought would install this upgrade as well http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:211561

Why don't you try a wades extruder or the airstripper extruder, that was built around the bowden setup. Let me know how it went. I'm wanting to try the upgrade as well