BearEssentials

I have the same printer and this is what I did to get it working ... Open the attached file in Cura which will set the printer configuration, start g-code and end-gcode etc. (it's just a blank model with the settings in and is a zip file so you can go and view the files inside if necessary) Then for any model you want to print drag that model into Cura and it will use the same printer settings. Then Slice your model and save to SD card Put the sd card into the printer Ensure you have primed the printer by extruding some plastic Then press the print start and wait Make sure there's not any strain on the filament feed and it should print fine then move the head out of the way at the end (the default easythreed end gcode would home to the bottom corner causing issues collisions with any models in the way) Sounds simple but there are so many things that can go wrong with a 3d printer so try something simple first then work your way up to more complex models. K9-Cura-Project.3mf