Thanks, illuminarti. I'll experiment with PLA.
Ultimaker's support team has also been in touch with me and I'm working with them.
Thanks, illuminarti. I'll experiment with PLA.
Ultimaker's support team has also been in touch with me and I'm working with them.
Thanks to the Support team I am up and running now. And making some amazing prints.
The solution to my problem was to just tighten the pulley on the Y motor.
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The printing in air might be caused by the first part of the print warping and curling, and the head catching on it.That could then cause the motor to skip steps, and lose track of its position - and then once it's printing totally in the air, all you're going to get is a mess.
So what I'd do is start over, and post some photos of the first part of the print, so we can see how that goes.
Until you get the hang of things, you might try printing with PLA - it's a bit easier to work with.
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