Domodel

No, I didn't submit requests at ultimaker support, but I'll do that now. Thank you.

I didn't, I don't know enough about gcodes to know if something looks wrong. This is the end of it, and again, no idea if that tells you anything or if you need to see more. M204 S500 M205 X5 Y5 G1 F1800 X133.502 Y68.165 E1217.40078 M204 S5000 M205 X30 Y30 G0 F15000 X133.136 Y68.79 M204 S500 M205 X5 Y5 G1 F1800 X131.832 Y67.485 E1217.41596 M204 S5000 M205 X30 Y30 G0 F15000 X131.468 Y68.111 M204 S500 M205 X5 Y5 G1 F1800 X130.28 Y66.924 E1217.42979 M204 S5000 M205 X30 Y30 G0 F15000 X129.93 Y67.563 M204 S500 M205 X5 Y5 G1 F1800 X128.827 Y66.46 E1217.44262 ;TIME_ELAPSED:50389.216996 G1 F1500 E1210.94262 M140 S0 M204 S3000 M205 X20 Y20 M107 G91 ;Relative movement G0 F15000 X8.0 Z0.5 E-4.5 ;Wiping+material retraction G0 F10000 Z1.5 E4.5 ;Compensation for the retraction G90 ;Disable relative movement M82 ;absolute extrusion mode M104 S0 M104 T1 S0 ;End of Gcode ;SETTING_3 {"global_quality": "[general]\\nversion = 4\\nname = Normal #2\\ndefi ;SETTING_3 nition = ultimaker3_extended\\n\\n[metadata]\\nquality_type = fast\\n ;SETTING_3 type = quality_changes\\n\\n[values]\\nadhesion_type = raft\\n\\n", " ;SETTING_3 extruder_quality": ["[general]\\nversion = 4\\nname = Normal #2\\ndef ;SETTING_3 inition = ultimaker3_extended\\n\\n[metadata]\\nquality_type = fast\\ ;SETTING_3 nposition = 0\\ntype = quality_changes\\n\\n[values]\\ninfill_pattern ;SETTING_3 = trihexagon\\nraft_margin = 5\\nwall_line_count = 6\\n\\n", "[gener ;SETTING_3 al]\\nversion = 4\\nname = Normal #2\\ndefinition = ultimaker3\\n\\n[ ;SETTING_3 metadata]\\nquality_type = fast\\nposition = 1\\ntype = quality_chang ;SETTING_3 es\\n\\n[values]\\n\\n"]}

To add an update to this, for my forth attempt I sent the gcode over wifi, and it printed with no issues. So would that imply the USB part is the issue? I prefer to use USB since wifi is sometimes unreliable, and it's easier to stack several gcodes for subsequent prints... Is there a way for me to test the USB without wasting 12+ hours on prints?

So this is a weird one that I'm not too sure on how to approach next... The printer has been working flawlessly for a while now, and a few day ago it printed a nice litophane cylinder, so I gave it another, I went away, when I got back, I saw it was missing it's top layers. I assumed the filament got stuck, so I cleaned everything up, made sure it's flowing nicely, and set it to print again. On the second attempt I was present, and the printer clearly showed 1+ hours of print time left, and then it just finished, at the exact same layer, cooled off and switched to "remove print message". I assumed it was a slicing error, so I re-sliced everything again in cura, checked in the preview, everything looked alright, I saved it, copied it to a new USB stick, and let it print again. Same thing, 1+ hours left, printer decides it's finished at the exact same layer and ends it. This is quite a bit issues since those are 13 hour long prints, so it's a lot of wasted time, and it worries me that I have no idea where the issue is. Any ideas? Do I need to upload the gcode? It's quite large at 80+ MB.

So, here in Croatia we recently had some quite devastating earthquakes, and luck would have it may UM3e didn't take it kindly... What happened was that an old TV was placed in an awkward location (it's been on my to-do list to trow it away for a while... ), and during the earthquake it fell on the UM3e, and rolled over it. The bad thing is that the TV in question is gigantic and some 40+ kg. The good thing is that Ultimaker makes beastly machines, and for the most part it just shrugged of the blasted thing! There were some obvious minor damages, a bowden tube was crushed, y-axis rod has been detached and doesn't seem to want to firmly click back into place and I'm not sure, but it feels like z-axis stabilizers were ever so slightly bent. Other than that, I can't seem to find any additional damage, it still turned on, and was able to ejects filaments. Pretty soon I'll be able to send it for repairs locally, and I hope that they'll notice if there's anything else wrong with it, but just in case, do you have any recommendations on what else I should check, any ideas on what else could be damaged in the process? Some pics: Bowden tube Detached rod The culprit Once again, props to Ultimaker, I was there when it happened, and it looked horrific, I can't imagine many other 3D printers handling it this well!