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Tiny Machines? No....I just like their stuff

That print head is impressive looking...I wish @Neotko, @Anders Olsson , @drayson . @Amedee and @Meduza were around for some input! We don't hear much about UM2 hacks like we used to!

I love my UM2+ but do wish I could make some changes for things like an all metal hot end and other tweaks!

Data is good!

No, this was before those were out According to Tiny Machines website (https://tiny-machines-3d.myshopify.com/collections/awesome-upgrades/products/polypropylene-build-plates-for-3d-printers) Benefits Superior adhesion compared to glass. No tape or glue needed with PLA! Adhesion is improved with tem...

I wonder about the TH3D firmware tho...since they obvious sell a competing product....not that they would disable BL Touch or the like...but there may be some additional steps required.

I've not used ABS on any of my printers. My friend has and the smell was awful

Izzy is back! I was wondering...but you comment on my Facebook posts, so I know you are out there! I hope you have better luck with your Geeetech than mine. Mine should have failed whatever quality checks they do (or clearly do not do...like power on the machine. Had they done so, the knob not work...

You might toss this question out to the TH3D support group on Facebook. I'm not sure where to start with those listed issues

For a bed, I have several of these....

https://tiny-machines-3d.myshopify.com/ ... d-printers

Documentation...i feel your pain. I used to do technical writing/documentation for a software company. Trust me....i feel your pain.

First thing that comes to mind is you aren't logged in....mine gives a log in prompt screen, then Octoprint opens

I'm just so used to exporting from Cura, or Simplify3D, then uploading.

I just make a directory on my computer "Octoprint for FT-5" or insert another printer name

I use my laptop as my desktop...so usually Never Off On Power on everything. I didnt go with the Xeon, it was a bit more than I wanted to spend

It's a beast of a laptop and I love the huge screen. I could never go back to a 13 or smaller...I can endure a 15"

I just recently installed Ubuntu on a one-year old laptop, I hadn't thought to try Cura on it.

Sadly, Cura runs slow on my brand new Lenovo P72 laptop. Intel i7 with 6 cores! They really need to optimize their code

Braindead wrote: ↑

January 8th, 2019, 8:13 pm

Interesting topic, i too am new to the print community and yes old as dirt....and yes you can teach old dogs new tricks. When i grow up I'm going try some of the styrene fill, need to for for my model car hobby.

You're never too old to learn!

Good result for sure!