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That's normal really. The SkeinPyPy (Cura) uses a new method called "volumetric", which means the E values represent the length of the filament.
The old way (Netfabb, RepG25/26) is to have the E value represent the amount of filament coming out of the nozzle. Which is much harder to calibrate. For the Netfabb code to work with the new Marlin you need to add an M92 E14 to the start code:
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That's normal really. The SkeinPyPy (Cura) uses a new method called "volumetric", which means the E values represent the length of the filament.
The old way (Netfabb, RepG25/26) is to have the E value represent the amount of filament coming out of the nozzle. Which is much harder to calibrate. For the Netfabb code to work with the new Marlin you need to add an M92 E14 to the start code:
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=479&p=2385&hilit=M92+E14#p2385
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