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great topic, i was having the same problem

aha ok, maybe i can make it useful in the future

while fixing a broken temp sensor, i saw a loose connector after removing the cover. what's it for, and does it need to be connected?

just create a new one, was indeed a great post

this is great, maybe i'll do the convert too

the os x font bug is fixed btw in the new build

osx 10.11 el capitan gets a new default system font yes. Did some more testing, it's only wrong on the first start of the program, where the add printer dialog opens at first. After loading the add printer window manually the font look ok. so the font is not the problem.

sure, here is link to my dropbox, i added a few crash logs

crashes a lot btw, don't get a chance to slice a test print before crashing

OS X El Capitan GM, used the latest build from a few minutes ago

ah well, will be fixed in the next update i guess

looks funny

yes

does the xt stick to it? if yes, maybe some polishing would help

i contacted our supplier, he is going to try to send some samples of different types.

pressure should be fine, we use them at work as a seal for high temp en pressure sensors, i'll try to find a ring that'll fit.

would kalrez be a suitable material, it heat resistance is above 300 degrees C

made this a few months ago, thought i'd share this. the ptfe coupler gets more air now, instead of going next to it. and the link at https://www.youmagine.com/designs/airflow-deflector, give it a try.

great alternative firmware, really like it

i've made a simple defector myself awhile ago, i'm happy with it for over 4 months now. I just published my design on https://www.youmagine.com/designs/airflow-deflector, go check it out.

amazing stats

great, thanks i'll try some settings

the printing goes from start to finish, but i have unwanted material as seen on the photo, how can i fix this and why is it happening.