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Chinese New Year, they may be gone a few days

Try the FB Groups? Reddit?

I dug around for an answer, only thing i saw was upgrading the firmware might fix it

Matterhacker sells their Pulse 3D Printer, optimized for nylon. Lot's of info HERE

I'd check the reviews on YouTube for the Dremel machines...I haven't heard much about them that impressed me

You're overextruding a lot.

Use this site and start with esteps and the other calibration steps he suggests!

https://teachingtechyt.github.io/calibration.html

Fascinating. I'm always amazed about homes that have solar and power walls (Tesla)

If you want a dedicated nylon machine, the Markforged machines are quite something

I'd ask an electrician about the questions you posed. I ask mine those sorts of things! Drying is easy, just takes planning. I dry all of my materials, PLA, PETG, etc. The reason I do this is because many filaments use a water cooling as part of the production process. So despite material arriving i...

Hi there, some suggestions! The X1 Carbon looks like a great printer. I'd like to have one! The enclosure is and air handling look pretty good. The Material Handling system also looks nice. I use a Print Dry Pro filament dryer on every material I am about to print. Yes, Nylon and PETG certainly pull...

Glue stick (PVA) or extra hold hairspray can help, since it can act as that buffer between surface and print

I find Wham Bam bed systems work the best for me

The residue on the outside of the wheel...I believe they are coated....I could be wrong

Well you ruled out one thing i suspected ... filament tangle. Usually a random under extrusion could be an indication of a partial clog. Are you printing within an enclosure? Filament dry? Id think if it was an issue with the Hemera you'd have issues all over. Let's start with the cheapest parts fir...

Unless you really need them, I wouldn't bother.

I have dozens of printers and the wheels are covered in wax. If you do regular maintenance, just wipe them down.

I think TH3D sells the poly wheels tho, if you want to get them from someone reputable

I always run the bed at 60C or PLA

So I have answered my own question

A good (thick) first layer, like 2/3 the nozzle diameter helped a lot. A little babystepping too