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Same as the pro as far as routing. Keep in mind, they designed the pro as an evolution to the N series, and considered back porting upgrades, so most of it is nearly identical. Things like this cable routing are identical. Yes, the cable is different, yes, the boards are different, but location, bas...

Yes, orientation now exposed the mechanical limits and defects of the machine. Time to wrap your head around inertia, beam flexing, acceleration and deceleration, not to mention the concept of backlash. Prove this by rotating the object 90 degrees and see different backlash and ringing (beam flexure...

https://forum.raise3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=220 As seen in he old forum: https://www.raise3d.com/pages/community#!/general:print-froze-4hrs-in-touch You have to short the pins in this picture for a reset. Notice the location of the USB port for orientation. "You can use a wire to short the left 6...

For the sake of discussion, you never fully stated your problem. If the heated bed is stuck on- heating the instant power is turned on regardless of any setting- FET has failed shorted on. If the heated bed does not heat ever regardless of setting a desired temp, then there are several different pos...

the one nearest the blue fuse.
as seen in this picture and post above https://forum.raise3d.com/viewtopic.php ... 273#p54161

Given that the screen is controlled directly from the raisetouch application, where the LEDs are powered from the motion control board, and motion control board is being sent gcode commands and THEN turning on the LEDs, I'd call this expected operation status. Why? Again, direct control VS remote se...

Change layer height to a lower value.
http://3dscanningservices.net/blog/elim ... -printing/

JetGuy thank you so much for the reply. Unfortunately these days I am busy but as soon as I can I will do some tests. have a nice day. Don't thank me too much, let's be honest with each other. Power loss recovery, regardless of brand of printer is just a gimmick. You do get that part right? 3D prin...

absolute VS relative gcode. https://www.sublimelayers.com/2017/10/to-extruder-relative-or-not-to-extrude.html There in lies the answer why you cannot resume mid print after a power loss. The concept here is, you are printing. You stop with a power loss at some distance extruded obviously. When you p...

Again, take the sprockets off, dial indicate that 3D printed shaft, which appears WAAAAAAY too small anyway given the length. Need to bulk up that design (fatter core diameter in the middle). The bearings can be smaller, but the main shaft needs some guts to it in that design. Also, highly recommend...

Just might be me, but the video shows that printed shaft with some serious runout. Might not be the gear, might be the shaft. Was the shaft printed laying down or vertical? Horizontal would account for the warp but it could happen vertically too. BTW, as much as I love 3D printing for prototyping me...

BTW, I do not consider this particular cable failure common occurrence. Based on reports of failures to the forum, we are talking maybe 2-3 units ever failing on this specific heater connector (high run time units printing ABS and higher temp materials, sealed with the lids on thus running very hot ...

Matching connector on the board side
https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/ ... -ND/926548

https://forum.raise3d.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1459&p=12606&hilit=3+pin+connector#p12604

From the heated bed connector discussion https://forum.raise3d.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=20513&hilit=3+pin+connector#p54715 The larger connectors used in the printer are JST-VH series. Examples are this 3 pin connector carry the 2 heater power circuits to the head breakout, and then at the he...

https://all3dp.com/2/3d-printing-top-layer-problems-easy-fixes-for-pillowing/ bad-pillowing-can-cause-holes-in-the-top-of-a-prin-all3dp-181230_download.jpg A good resource when learning and identifying print defects : https://www.simplify3d.com/support/print-quality-troubleshooting/ Now as listed, m...

A topic that will be important later on. No, this statement is generally incorrect, "the STL image of this would have a zillion-sided polygon." Let me tell you why. The more points exported, the larger the STL file is. Yes, most CAD programs have settings that can change how fine the expor...

Some worthy videos since you are in the designing for 3D printing side of things. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6508J94VsA Other links and sources https://all3dp.com/2/dimensional-accuracy-3d-printing-tips-tricks/ https://reprap.org/forum/read.php?262,790100 Also, worthy of discussing- expectatio...

Another topic on size calibration and some usage of that Ideamaker size compensation https://forum.raise3d.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=5111&hilit=size Again, flat out, a couple of us folks who have been 3D printing longer generally know and go the other route, compensate in CAD where we often ca...

Summary: Inside hole is drawn to exact dimension but print results in a smaller dimension. "How can this be?" Yes, inside holes ALWAYS are smaller than drawn in CAD. Not the fault the printer or the material. This is due to limitations of the STL file export and import process, what the ST...