At first, I had this problem. A nibbled filament! :oops:
Jai turn the screw to relax a little so that it marks the filament but frankly without nibble.
The cursor is a bit above the middle now. Tension remains high and sufficient. :geek:
The Cura level suggestion, if I may say so :
I would see a temperature display for printing on the first line. Remove line indications printing (one line while high) not used.
Similarly, I would like one day a function in cura (since it plays gcode level) to start the first 2 layers at 75 ° C heated bed. Then down to 55 ° C and end at about 5 minutes from the end printing at 30 ° C. In this way, the product exit without deformation and without product forced more. This option would adjust for addon (but it would be preferable to be able to do in Cura).
Thank you very much. :wink:
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gr5 2,224
Hasn't been a problem for me. I even walk away for a few minutes when changing colors. The motor is on extra low current so it skips steps pretty easily and causes no harm to the stepper. If you get any grinding either you have an unusual filament type or something else is wrong (extruder tension too tight probably).
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