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I haven't met similar issue either. Or any chance you can record a video to show the issue you have been experiencing with? Unfortunately, it's fitted to my printer and I really don't want to pull it apart to demonstrate me unscrewing a thread. If you imagine a person with mechanical sympathy unscr...

Vicky@Raise3D wrote:Would you like to share some pictures of your hotend to show the damage?

Any thoughts as to why the hot end is difficult to disassemble? Can someone try to disassemble one at the Raise office?

Thanks for this, I feel it will be a great resource for all Raise3D users. I used the profile from the library for printing Taulman Alloy 910 on my N2, it's listed for the Pro2 but printed perfectly. I was very apprehensive about printing with this material as I have heard it is very difficult to pr...

Hi Vicky, there is no real visible damage, my post is about the force required to disassemble the hot end.

Long story short... I bought a complete new V2 hot end from my local reseller, before I installed it I took it apart to put some hi-temp copper grease on the threads (throat-tube, tiny screws), good practice to make it easier to pull apart for maintenance in the future. I found that the throat tube ...

Thanks for the write up, did you put the tooling plate directly onto the existing bed?

Long story short... I bought a complete new V2 hot end from my local reseller, before I installed it I took it apart to put some hi-temp copper grease on the threads (throat-tube, tiny screws), good practice to make it easier to pull apart for maintenance in the future. I found that the throat tube ...

I had the same issue recently, I've never printed with TPU before and used the Ideamaker profile to run a test print, mine jammed after the first layer. The real problem was when I came to clean the hot-end. I have watched the Raise3D you-tube tutorials and have good mechanical sensibilities. After ...

Vicky@Raise3D wrote:Starting from version 3.5.0, ideaMaker has added support for 3D Mouse. If you are looking for more other advanced features, please let us know.

Thanks for adding this feature.

Very impressive work, thanks for sharing.

Great Project, thanks for the tips on NylonX, I've been planning on doing some functional parts using this material so it's good to get info from others who have used it.

My screen has started doing this too. It started off with the touch functionality dying from the left hand side which necessitated the use of a mouse, now when I turn the printer on, the cursor jumps up and own the right hand side clicking things at random. Of course, the only thing on the right han...

rattlemycage wrote:I know it is an old post. I can repair the screens.

Care to share how to do this?

A colleague of mine tried the "Logitech C170 (5MP)" and had good success. I use the same one, it's incredibly cheap and seems to work well. The resolution is low but I'm not sure if this is to do with the camera output or a limit on image size in raise cloud, it works well enough to see i...

Beautiful work, I wonder what the 15th century stonemasons would have thought of this

Caution, for an N series, the daughter card that connects to that screen has a 12 pin touch interface where as that ebay screen linked has a 6 pin incompatible interface. So the LCD might work, but the touchscreen portion will not. Thanks for the info, guess I'll keep using the mouse plugged into t...

I've been looking for a replacement since the Jaycar version has been discontinued, any idea if this one will work? https://www.ebay.com/itm/7-inch-1024-600-LVDS-TFT-lcd-display-with-capacitive-touch-screen-panel/113078515249?hash=item1a54013631:g:NPUAAOSwhTBbKMRw Screen is made by Amelin part numbe...

Nonplanar printing improves the surface quality of top layers on parts by incorporating z-travel at the same time as x-y travel, this is especially useful when the upper surfaces of a part have very shallow slopes which accentuate the layer lines, such as spheres. From what I can tell, it's still qu...

I was thinking about this today too. I think what Noren means is when you slice a model in ideamaker, you have two options: - Export to local disk - Upload to Printer A third option to upload to RaiseCloud would be useful, currently I have to Export to Local Disk then upload the files via RaiseCloud...

I only have 1 printer too, while I agree RaiseCloud is quite "feature rich" for single printer users, the way that it is organised means you don't have to use those tabs. I visited the forum today to say thanks to the Raise3D development team for RaiseCloud, the ability for me to start job...