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If you want to, but do it not for me. My UM2+ gets a new PCB next week..

So far I have only searched the G-code for G2 and G3 when testing. Today I wanted to test the plugin for the first time with a real print: unfortunately unsuccessful ... Even before the print starts, my UM2+ asks me whether I really want to allow the G-code to ignore the printer's settings. Well, let's try, I thought. And the printer starts right away: in the corner of the home position, it prints straight away without first heating up the bed or at least the nozzle and it keeps moving to the limit switch ... ArcWelder is apparently not usable for me ... What a shame ... What am I doing wrong???

Bei mir sind's meist die Lüfter, die bei genau solchen Fahrten in Schwingung geraten. Kurz mit dem Finger drauftippen und Ruhe ist.

You can use damper feet for your loud printers. I personally have mounted damper feet to my printer which have rubber balls for damping, and I can sleep beside my printer...

Thanks, but I'm hesitating to type something like "osx" in my Ubuntu terminal...

MAX already answered this question: we would all use the same parts without to have to download them and perhaps get a wrong stl.

Me too - another reason for an UM2+ solution (one system) and against Octoprint (two systems)... But hey, I've allready found a very promising variant for using Octoprint (Raspberry Pi with appropriate HAT) without a PCB in the printer...

Don't get me wrong, I'm totally sure that Octoprint is a brilliant Thing and I do not expect any issues while using it. But a combination of an UM printer and Octoprint has way more possibilities for problems than a solution like the UM2+ where it's all from one supplier. And that's why the Octoprint solution is not a safe process. But you're right, since I'm not expecting any upgrade ever for the UM2+ (SandervG, you killed my hope! 😉 ) I will go with Octoprint. But perhaps with an DIY PCB... That's also not a safe process, but I can make it "a bit safer" than with the original PCB... But this is only an idea for the future...

Do you know anything about process optimization? A solution with an UM printer and Octoprint is far away from a so called "safe process". It's safety - it's comfort - it's life quality! Oh, I wish I was unknowing and could be satisfied with Octoprint... (not that Octoprint isn't a brilliant product...)

In deed, you did!

It is simple to look into the future: an upgrade for the UM2+ would never be more lucrative than now. The development of new technologies will go on and the compatibility to older products will disappear more and more... So, if not yet - then never (ok, perhaps for a retro version in 25 years, but I will not wait for such a long time). Hope dies last - but you killed it ... 😉 And I am grateful to you for killing it! The disappointment is still there, but you have calmed the anger...

Thank you so much! This is what we (UM2+ owner) needed to know! There will not be an upgrade for our printer an we can invest the reserved money for other products.

I can't and won't accept that because it's not the whole truth. But it is Ultimaker's decision and accordingly I no longer choose Ultimaker (and I will no longer recommend these products because I can no longer do it with a clear conscience). If the UM2+ should have been upgraded, the UM2+C would only have had to be developed accordingly. Obviously it wasn't lucrative enough ... Long live the UM2+, the last true Ultimaker printer!

Sorry, same error 13 like before.

No extra Raspberry Pi! No extra PSU! No extra firmware and keep it up to date! No extra "company" to ask questions if having problems! No extra I don't know what, but I'm sure there is more...

Because the gap is so small, the timings are different for almost every Pla brand... and that's why I stopped working with vaporized dichloromethane... I usually just correct a few imperfections with a brush, with only small local applications.

when you vaporize it, there is only a small gap between a smoothed part and a totally melt down...

You are totally right! And hey, I'm an engineer, I can build my own printer! In fact I can build almost anything by my own - but I have not the time to do so. And that's the reason why I decided to buy and not to build a 3d printer. And the reason why it's an Ultimaker, I wrote in my last post.

[Error 13] Keine Berechtigung => (No authorization) when trying to save the gcode. Cura 4.8 Ubuntu 20.04

Of course, but they (most of them) cost a lot less money... If I have to pay 2500.- for a new printer or 1000.-, that makes a big difference. But if I have to pay 750.- for an upgrade, I would choose the more expensive printer if it is upgradeable. And this is exactly what I thought I was getting when I decided to choose an Ultimaker 2+... Do not get me wrong, I really love my UM2+ and in my opinion it is still one of the best printers on the market. But I'm feeling like UMO and UM2 users have been forgotten (or even ignored)... And that is why I'm so disappointed of Ultimaker. And it seems I'm not the only one...

erm... For the UM2+???

So, you definitively kicked the philosophy that made Ultimaker great! The philosophy of having the option to upgrade the printer which I know well... Hey Joe, I'm in your team now...

Versuch mal die andere Seite von der Glasplatte... Eine haftet gut, die andere kaum.

Thanks for the info. I had troubles with this PPA in the past, so this is no solution for me. But i'll stay patiently...

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