chuck_b
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Update: rotating in Cura with an external mouse is now working on my Macbook. I guess I needed a restart. It also now works with my keyboard.
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Thanks Daid! In the meantime, I'll just run Cura on my Windows bootcamp...can't believe I hadn't thought of that.
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Cool, I'll do the firmware update, thanks pm_dude!
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Just as my UM2 printhead moves into place to start a new print, it leaks a string of filament in the air. This loose string often ends up in the print itself. Am I doing something wrong? I remember seeing this leak on the Ultimaker 2's at the Maker Faire, so I'm guessing it's just normal behavior. Can I turn it off? Or, have I mis-set something? Thanks! Chuck
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Same problem here! It's seriously annoying. I'm on a new MacBook with Cura 14.07. I even tried plugging in a MX518 Logitech mouse with the up-to-date drivers. Holding down the right mouse button and dragging just pans. Double-finger drag = pan Two-finger scroll = zoom FN + arrow keys = change perspective Arrow keys = rotate (but only along the vertical axis) There is no way to rotate. Someone please enlighten me...and, yes, thank you, I'm very happy with my Macbook Pro :cool:
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I am unable to get any of my Ultimaker 2 fans to turn on. I have changed Cura settings and tried turning them on via the Tune menu, all with no luck. I'm guessing there is a wiring issue. I've attached a picture of my control board. There are two suspiciously unplugged wires. One with a red & black wireset, the other with blue & white. Every wiring receptacle has something plugged into it except for "ANALOG" and "TEMP2". Any ideas? Thanks.
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Thanks for the reply. But, could I also just detach and then reattach the plastic blocks that connect the axis rods to the belt? That wouldn't work if the belts are not continuous loops.
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What is the best way to align the axis of the Ultimaker 2? It seems like it would be easiest to unlock the plastic linear railing blocks and then re-attach them at their proper location. For the UM1, it looks like people are loosening the pulleys to adjust this. Although, that looks a little annoying. Thanks!