thank you for your info,in cura term a lot of this type of eror during the printing :Error:No Line Number with checksum why?
for the reason that you have descrived in your reply?
thank you for the support
thank you for your info,in cura term a lot of this type of eror during the printing :Error:No Line Number with checksum why?
for the reason that you have descrived in your reply?
thank you for the support
Hi Dianiele
Hello from another newbie
As a massive supermoto fan ( VDB, Chambon Brothers and the Guidon D'or were more my era) i look forward to seeing what you produce.
What material do you plan to use for the airbox.
I am looking into producing support structures to lay carbon fibre over for use on a sprint car airbox.
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ian 32
good morning Daniele !! :-)
Welcome to the ultimaker forum :-)
You are going to get a lot of help here for your project. We will make sure you achieve your goals.
First few tips to get you started...
(1) make sure your pullys are staright aligned and tight.. if you feel there is a lot of play in the rubber belts, then print a few belt tighteners.. found on thingiverse.
(2) buy yourself fine sowing maschine oil on ebay or your local euro shop for 2 euros.. apply a drop each to every axel.
Then move your print head around to get the oil on all the surfaces.
(3) if your model is delicate... print slow and not to warm.. PLA... 200....speed... 50
(4) in Cura use the BRIM option.. that will give your delicate models more foundation on the print bed.
(5) Two cooling fans.. left and rifght on the print hread might be a nice upgrade that should help your fine prints..
this is now standard in the ultimaker 2 but there are boxes of upgrades you can print on thingiverse or youmagine !
Ok they are the first tips... wait... there are more to come... ;-)
Ian :-)
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