gorvor

Hey I just realized that I had been de-clogging wrong, I would do a cold pull at 80 degrees, but there would still be filament in the nozzle. I removed the nozzle and took some pliers and pulled out the filament from the inside and that got some stuff out. De-clogging properly helped bigtime, that clog has probably been in there for ever.

The underextrusion might be caused by overextrusion leading to clogging leading to temporary underextrusion.

Good News!!!, Thank you so much for helping with this!

Yes I got it connected and I have added a direct drive setup and furiously de clogged it, still some issues with underextrusion though.

UPDATE: I got it to connet!

alright thank you i'll try this stuff out

should i try to update the firmware

Yea I've tried 2 usb cables and they both don't work. The printer is on and cura is not running.

no : nothing on the terminal, just 'Connecting...'

no and yes cura is closed

Pronterface, but the printer still wont be detected

Okay so it overshot by 3 degrees

I'm heating it up and gonna check if it overshoots or does anything wonky

I'm pretty sure