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I know that doesn't solve your wireless side at the new facility, but again for the wired network side, we definitely had a known situation where user plugs into a typical modern network with Gigabit capable switch ports. Great, the printer auto negotiates the fastest speed, you have CAT6E cables, w...

I guess you missed previous discussions and while there are minor differences in N series VS Pro series, I'm no convinced the changes in Pro series fixed everything. https://forum.raise3d.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8489&p=32411&hilit=phy#p32411 One of them being, a theory that at this point...

First expectations issue: #1 3D printing infill patterns on large areas are intentionally starting in one area and moving to a another to reduce and limit stress from laying large amounts of hot plastic in any one area. All plastic has some shrinkage when it goes from liquid nozzle temp to room temp...

You start to print but nozzle is too close or not stick good or else... press stop. then quickly(because it is coooooooooooling) warm up nozzle and bed... wait ...and start again.. TIME TIME TIME. https://forum.raise3d.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=10031&p=40293&hilit=faststop#p34471 The touc...

HEPA filtration is a gimmick at best. A computer fan and some filter on a machine without even rubber or foam door seals? Your real killer you should be worried about is DHMO https://www.dhmo.org/facts.html Each year, Dihydrogen Monoxide is a known causative component in many thousands of deaths and...

FWIW, I have a pair of MK3S Prusas since last year. I loaned one to a friend who was just starting out in 3D printing and had a few projects. The good: Self calibrating for squareness and accuracy, good probing bed mesh compensation (what some mistakenly call auto-leveling), excellent extruder that ...

As stated in several earlier identical topics there are design decisions on how the N2 series (both N2 and N2 Plus) that limit the build area. #1 the build plate itself is larger than the area the nozzles can move. In other words, the plate in and of itself is not the limiting size- however there is...

https://www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/67xons/glow_filament_the_museum_of_blown_out_nozzles/ The abrasiveness of glow-in-the-dark (GITD) filament is common knowledge to some, but a surprise to others. Some sellers offer upfront warnings while others make no mention of the risk. I personally pr...

Just pulled the printer configuration page on this Ideamaker installed and the one setting you could try is lowering "Distance from border of build plate" to something less, given your size, would have to be 0.1mm so that in theory 304.8mm "fits". Screen Shot 2019-07-01 at 2.34.0...

Hello, We have Raise3D Pro 2 Plus 3D printer and we have a problem with placing 304.8mm x 304.8mm x 46.9mm part in the IdeaMaker program. The program says the part is too big. But according the 3D printer specification it should be capable to print 12"x12"x24" parts. It looks like th...

How do we place 12"x12" footprint part in the tray Buy a different printer. No really, the firmware is closed source and has a firmware movement limit. Let's say you remove that- the mechanics have a limit. I cannot defend the position you are in or Raise3D, but industry wide, there are a ...

3. These lines in the code I posted in puzzle me: G28 X0 Y0 // auto home to x-0, y=0 G28 Z0 // auto home to z=0 Would not the simple call "G28" home the extruder head in all axes? Is there some hidden danger here? 4. ocelot27 writes this process as G28 X0 Y0 G28 Z0 G1 Z5.0 F{travel_z_spee...

Also, as if that all wasn't confusing enough. Conventions- they kill us, but that's the world we live in right? Z0 should be the nozzle kissing the bed surface. We mechanically adjust the limit AKA homing switch of Z axis to leave an approximate 0.2mm gap. We still home and tell the coordinate syste...

I will answer each of your questions individually, but first let me just give you a starter reply while I have time this morning. On homing. G28 and most commands, you still seem to not be getting this syntax. The format generally is command number, Axis the command applies to, Values for each axis,...

G21 // millimetre units G90 // absolute positioning M82 // E absolute M107 // Fan off G28 X0 Y0 // auto home to x-0, y=0 G28 Z0 // auto home to z=0 G1 Z15.0 F{travel_xy_speed} // set height to 15 mm at std speed /* extrude a line of print using the right extruder */ T1 // select right extruder G1 X...

Just to further concepts and danger points: G92 is extremely powerful, but also dangerous. Why? Well, there are things like depending on how a given firmware handles G92, some do not allow only a single axis to be overwritten. In other words, in some systems, you must, must, must define all 4 axis v...

No, that is incorrect in a few key areas. #1 All Axis numbers are distances in millimeters. You mostly got that, but just wanted to make sure that's clear #2 You really missed the G92 command. First think of everything as a state. You really have to think of this in terms as playing Simon says and t...

Yes, official Marlin site is good info and details on commands, just remember not all commands are likely to be implemented. Happy reading. In a nutshell, the line of gcode you are reading is the target position or command, the previous line(s) is where you are or what you were doing before this new...

Also, keep in mind, there is also the front end streaming the gcode to the motion control firmware, and the M1000 and M2000 commands are read by the raise touch application on the front panel computer. Those just tell it the starting gcode last line and the first line of the ending gcode. Why does t...