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goldendezign wrote:When you replace the coupler make sure you get one with set screws, and they are very affordable you can get a pack a 5 for 10.00 via amazon prime

i ended up just ordering an OEM replacement from R3D, but ill keep that in mind for next time, thank you!

Update... Basic install involves the following steps. Machine the groove mount end of the E3D-V6 to the smaller dia with 4 flat sides to accommodate mounting to the stock N2 mount. Drill the stock N2 Teflon liner to accept the Teflon tube that mounts to the E3D cold side. Adjust the Z limit switch,...

UPDATE:
its the Y-axis coupler that broke. it just coincidentally happened around the same time as some other events

hey all, i've been printing for over a year now without any big issues, but i installed the filament runout sensor/firmware update, AND had a power outage recently (printer is plugged into a surge protector, if that matters). its hard to tell which of those two things might be causing this issue. th...

update: i just talked to Martin at Bondtech, he told me that i should be measuring in DC
also, my screwdriver wasnt turning the screw very well, and it was hard to tell at night, but this morning, i got it dialed in. it doesnt take much to change that voltage!

i'm having some trouble adjusting the VREF in the electrical box.. turning the screw for the stepper drivers doesnt effect the voltage.. it also reads the following values DC reading: TOP: 0.796v BOTTOM: 0.805v AC reading: TOP: 0.001v BOTTOM: 0.001v maybe my voltmeter isnt set up correctly? thank yo...

oh, i guess i hadn't considered that. thank you

i'm changing out my nozzle on my left extruder for a wear-resistant nozzle, and i was wondering why do the printers not just come with them? i decided to only do the left one since i use the right exclusively for support (HIPS/PVA) is there any benefit to the brass nozzle that i'm not aware of? than...

thank you for the advice guys, i havent tried Cura at all, so ill give it a shot.

im interested in only printing infill.

i'll be vacuuming bagging the parts in carbon-fiber, so i just need the honeycomb shape of the part, no shell.
can it be done??

thank you for any help! Too close to bed. Pressure builds up in the nozzle and squirts out eneven. And you will get to much plastic in some places as your nozzle will hit. That and probably an uneven bed. ill check in that out, i guess i hadn't used the "PLA V2 HOT END" profile, i had use...

i think i may be having a similar issue, i didnt want to start a new thread if its the same solution.. i apologize if i'm thread-jacking a little bit here! Layer 3: https://farm1.staticflickr.com/815/26130655097_52a92050dd_c.jpg Layer 4 (layer 1 of the model): https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4776/410...