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Jesse Marcel

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    Propulsion systems used in flying cars/drones
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  1. Thank you! It looks like I needed to do a better job of straightening the first few inches of the filament before inserting it into the feeder... the Wedgebot looks great! Thank you for sharing.
  2. I think you hit on my issue, I might be loading the filament to early in the process.... I agree, getting access to the back of the machine can be cumbersome I ended up using a cart on rollers and it has helped immensely
  3. On the Ultimaker 3 (extended version) I find it difficult to load the filament into the feeder. Unless I lift up on the pressure control mechanism and push the filament up into feeder, the filament will simply not load. I spend the better part of 10 - 15 minutes getting the material loaded every time. Often the filament will get hung up on the lower edge of the mechanism that holds the bowden tube in place. Sometimes I have to turn the armature of the stepper motor to get the filament into the bowden tube. I am reluctant in lowering the tension as the filament looks like its knurled similar to photos in the manual.. This is my first 3d printer, and other than the feeder issue, the printer is nearly flawless. I have been able to print extremely complex parts with perfection.... over and over....
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