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Thanks will try it out soon For 2+ models you have to copy the files HERE to the machines files for you to be able to select them.

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Hey, I was just printing one copy at a time. Because the tile has sloping sides, it changes the slicing path in cura and the bed moves down at different locations (the tile was printed vertically). It looks random in the picture above but those scars appear when the bed moves down. Unfortunately in cura there is no option to select the location where the z-move happens.

Neotko, I may be having newbie syndrome but I downloaded 15.04 last update was 29th jan 2016 but I could not find coasting option. I also tried 15.06 but that does not support Ultimaker2+ and was only updated last year. Do you know which one I should download? Thanks for the link! Try here https://software.ultimaker.com/Cura_closed_beta/15.10/

Neatko: I tried to download Cura beta (15.06) but it seems that it is not available yet, hopefully soon? Will definitely want to try out coasting.

Neatko: I tried to download Cura beta (15.06) but it seems that it is not available yet, hopefully soon? Will definitely want to try out coasting. Owen and Yellowshark: I am printing at very slow speeds between 20 to 30mm/sec and fan comes on after 3-5th layers. Thanks for your replies so far

Hey guys! So here goes my 20th print of a pyramid shaped tile and dents form when the Z axis is lowered. I have attached a photo, please see. My settings were: Ultimaker 2+ nozzle 0.4mm layer:0.2mm Shell: 2.4mm fill density:20,40 100% Print temp tried 200 and 210 but no difference initial layer thickness 0.2mm Lowered the Z speed to 5mm/s Acceleration 100 and also tries 1500 and 3000 (but no difference) Thank you, any advice is appreciated!

IRobertl,thank you so much for your help. This helped a lot! Great! DidierKlien- yes will take photos next time;)

Hi there I am new to 3d Printing and got my Ultimaker2+ today, however my feeder was causing problems with grinding and I took it apart however I am not able to make it work again, can someone post a picture of their assembled feeder? Thank you for your help in advance, will appreciate any advise.