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That could not be only with the Z but also an extruder issue

Could this be a Z offset issue?
Can you post a picture of the printer indicating the part you replaced?

Hi Neotko, Here's my profile, I'm not sure whether it is the nozzle wipe function causing the issue: <?xml version="1.0"?> <profile name="Ultimaker A" version="2017-01-25 22:53:46" app="S3D-Software 3.0.2"> <baseProfile></baseProfile> <printMaterial></printMat...

I'm trying to use Neotko's profile and change the filament diameter to 1.75mm The weird issue is that it seems the machine while using this profile still tries to retract 4.5mm of filament, despite me changing the value to 2.0mm or 1.0mm For me it's important to use those lower values in order to no...

Do you still have the same print area? It almost looks as though the print head would collide with those rods..? Head won't be able to collide on the rods, the closest thing which may collide with the rods are the X/Y motors actually Actually I had to change the height a bit for my umo+ because my ...

MTVDNA wrote:Do you still have the same print area? It almost looks as though the print head would collide with those rods..?

Head won't be able to collide on the rods, the closest thing which may collide with the rods are the X/Y motors actually

Much appreciated, thank you! Also, I think one alternative for people willing to perform this mod is to use threaded rods. Those can be found for less than 1€ in local hardware stores and then can be cut down with a dremel or similar tools. The 1€ price is for 1mt of that. It's true it won't be &quo...

This is what I made for umo+ for Gudo mod This looks interesting Neotko, I also saw in another post (the one about removing pla prints with window cleaner) that you printed a replacement part in PLA for the remaining wooden part of the Z cover. Do you have a link to that design too? As I made my ow...

Cheers Gudo, The link for Neotko's double ended screwed rod, looking at the photo it looks like it is normally threaded at both ends and not a LH thread and a RH thread. I'm going to get some marine turnbuckles in stainless steel from eBay, cut of the forks and modify the ends, to either fit your r...

Thanks man! It was a nightmare for me to find that too!

Fixed an issue with editing negative values in the display.
Code is here: https://github.com/Antiklesys/Marlin-1/ ... 9a12f4c083
Now it's possible to edit the Z offset from Neotko's mod directly from within the display

And that was on a 20x20 test cube.
Imagine the time you save on bigger prints, without having to sacrifice the outer finish/look!

Ran a test-cube with "Infill Layer Thickness : 0.3" and a layer height of 0.1 This seems to solve the issue of outer layers printing messed up as per my previous test with custom g-code, but it doesn't seem to do a good job on the infill side. Darkdvd, can you share the speeds you tested w...

I've tested a custom gcode file and Ander's right. There will be surface issues without constant print speed. The accelerations/decelerations done by the machine for different types of print then result in underextrusion of the walls that come after the infill is printed. I wonder if Marlin's advanc...

Just tested, you're right. It's not the same.