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That's roughly been my experience with Anycubic. They offered me a Amazon return of a Anycubic Chiron for cheap. I was hesitant but they assured me if I found any parts of the machine needing replacement, they would cover it. Well, said machine had a gouge in the bed, the bowden tube was cut in half...

I've never owned a Prusa and have seen many build and love them. The Pro is they are well supported from the company When I first took my job at the lab, there were 4 MK3S Prusas Another had the multiple material system. All it would do is fail and jam, over and over. Looking over the Prusas they ha...

I'm talking to myself again

Can you give some more info?
Material type?
Stock hot end?
How are the layers above ?
Are adaptive layers on?

If you can, share the STL with is? I am curious of those standoffs are part of the lower layer, as Cliff points out

broderp wrote: ↑May 19th, 2020, 10:56 pm Anyone using this? I'm surprised there is no section dedicated to it. As a new user I'm looking for information, and not finding it on YouTube.

Interesting suggestion, we just don't see a lot of topics about the resin slicers. At least not until now

Welcome to the forum tho!

That's a good point It could also be that the better layers are when the fan is on
I always start with temp towers, flow rate and retraction tests for my materials

It sounds like a broken wire with the thermosistor wire. You could check with a multimeter

Have you gone to the Teaching Tech Calibration site to dial in the esteps and the slicer flow settings?

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

At first glance it looks to me like you are over extruding a bit

Part 1

Have you checked the many YouTube tutorials?

Hello friends! What are you working on? I have a few projects going on at once. I completed my Bachelor's degree in Applied Sciences in December at long last! I finally have a bit more free time to work on lot's of projects I put off to the side. Many printers have upgrade components just waiting fo...

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