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If you're new to 3D printing, the thought of using Cura can be daunting. It's a powerful program with a lot of features, and it can be tough to figure out where to start. One of the most common questions we get is "How do I upload a file to the build plate in Cura?"
The answer is actually pretty simple, but it's easy to miss if you're not familiar with the interface. Here's a quick step-by-step guide to help you get started:
1. Open Cura and click on the "File" menu at the top of the window.
2. Select "Open" from the drop-down menu.
3. Find the file you want to print and click "Open."
4. The file will now appear in the "Build Plate" window.
5. To print the file, click on the "Print" button at the bottom of the window.
That's all there is to Rockwool RWA45 100mm! If you have any other questions about using Cura, be sure to check out our other articles or contact us for more help.
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I would like to introduce myself, I am a 3D Engineer and I have been working in the field of 3D for more than 10 years.
My main aim is to help people in various areas of 3D modeling, animation and rendering. My work mainly focuses on the creation of high quality 3D models which can be used for anything from games or apps to movie or advertisement.
I have worked with many companies across the world, including Google, Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft and many others (I will list them below).
Most importantly though, I love to meet new people who are interested in learning more about my industry and helping me improve my skills.
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Hi, thanks for reaching out to us!
This is a known issue that we're working on but haven't found a total solution for yet.
If you're having trouble adding your Tenlog printer to Cura Slicer, the best way to resolve the issue is using the following workaround:
Go to Settings>Printer>Add Printer
Select Custom, then click next
Under "Machine Settings," select FDM for Printer Type
Leave the other default options selected and click Next
Under "Machine Name," type in your printer model number (e.g. DMP-Mini 2)
Click Next and follow the prompts to finish setting up your printer in Cura Slicer. Let us know if you have any questions!
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4 hours ago, joergen said:
[UPDATE]
"prehistoric" also refers to the state of the grease along the lead screw and the z nut. it was all caked up and dried and made the z stepper loose steps. removing it, a deep clean and some new high-quality oil solved the problem.Amazing to see a decade old UM still working great.
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My (ancient) UM2 heated bed just gave up yesterday (separate topic), and I am trying to reactivate my (prehistoric) UMO, which i haven't used since I got the UM2 in 2015. A lot of the finessing and how to tweak gcode knowledge has been lost since then.
Problem: i need to get something printed today...
I got the GMO to home and heat up, and theoretically print again. home (0) is set to paper sheet thickness under the nozzle. I think the FW is a marlin flavor from 2014, but if there is a newer one, I can flash it (open to suggestions). I would prefer to not change the FW, because I am sure I tweaked a lot of parameters (dim, accel, pid etc) to a T for productions prints between 2011 and 2013)
something is wrong in the starting gcode, and the UMO prints mid air (about 15mm above the print bed). I used the original start gcode I found in Cura5, and also tried to change it, but no luck. would appreciate some pointers how to fix the start and end gcode, as well as what settings/flavors i should change in cura5 (i.e. relative or absolute E? etc). it appears the line "G1 Z0 Y50 F9000 ;move the bed and the head" doesn't move the bed back to 0. Help please
Always share some amazing and informative information with us, Thank you for sharing the detail.
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This blog is really an informative blog. For me this is the best and informative blog. I got many information about Tenlog Printer Company Not Showing in Add Printer for Cura Slicer. I am sure you will share more informative blogs like this.
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Hi! I've been 3D printing for about two years now, and have learned a lot from it. I only use Blender and Ultimaker Cura (version 4.11) for my print jobs. Recently when I go to print out a new mold my printer only prints in a zig-zag in the same spot. I let it go for a minute or so but it still was doing the same spot. I've tried a old test gcode I made to level my bed, but that doesn't work either. It comes up with the message "The configuration is incorrect" after doing an experiment where I replaced one pin on the extruders with an inline spark(which form blenders default extruder distance). Is this jpg to pdf something i have done to my settings, or if this was an update on either program, help would be greatly appreciated!!