Hey guys. so i have a 1.5 and a 2.0 and currently only the 2.0 works fine. anyhoo, i checked the marlin eeprom settings and while the 2.0 has all the numbers and values the 1.5 is blank. tried to restore the factory defaults, nothing happened. copied the values from the 2.0 then restart, everything ...

the way it usually goes is i heat up the head and push the filament in. extrude some of it and it all goes perfectly. then i start the print and you know right before printing it pushes some out as a test? then i can see the plastic isnt flowing seemlessly and after a few layers the filament just st...

the filament pushed it away and as a result the little 'door' melted as the head moved -

check this out. filament broke at the top and the rest just followed

no, all the temperature readings are fine. it has to do something with the extruder arm and the tension. could you take a picture of how your printer looks like? i'm curious that maybe my whole setup is wrong, maybe something touches something that it shouldnt. mine's like this: http://i663.photobuc...

Hey guys, lately i've been having major failures in printing cause it seems that the motor cant push the filament into the head, at least not well enough. When i extrude it flows well but when it's time to print it's not good enough. I'll take apart the whole thing now but i have one question. Can i...

nylon wont stick to glass or aluminum. i myself use a wooden surface, even put some cube glue on it.

i'm about to prepare for nylon printing, i read somewhere that nylon wont stick to aluminum or glass, i have a piece of wood as instructed - share your findings (:

is there any way or proven method for the nylon surface finish? i read that acetone might work or sand blasting maybe?

hey dude. ask away in the correct topics, and have fun with the printer -

all my arnitel and flexible tries failed so far but today - the water broke. i printed the little snake off of thingiverse, feeling pretty good right about now (: slow print, 60% speed, 250 extruder speed, 205 degrees C with a 100% flowrate, 0.2 mm: http://i663.photobucket.com/albums/uu357/blur55/Wo...