Unable to get a quality print with the Duet2wifi yet.
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@nhof I changed the m305 line to have this instead, now it reads temp correctly.
M305 P1 T100000 B4725 C7.06e-8 R4700 S"Hot End Heater" ; Set thermistor + ADC parameters for heater 1My C"" value was wrong, from someone else.
The new thermistor i got with my genuine v6 assembly rocks, its a cylendar instead of a cheap wire thermistor.
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@chriskimbr said in Unable to get a quality print with the Duet2wifi yet.:
The new thermistor i got with my genuine v6 assembly rocks, its a cylendar instead of a cheap wire thermistor.
Sorry but I can't keep up with all the various threads you keep starting. In this one you mention a clone V6, then I learn from another thread that you've bought a genuine V6. I see you also have yet another thread asking about calibrating the extruder. People don't have the time or inclination to keep dodging between all these various threads to find out what hardware you are currently using and what changes you've made regarding calibrations and configurations. I suggest you keep to a single thread or if you start a new one, mark the others as solved.
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@deckingman Sorry, will do. I've been troubleshooting trying to figure out the problems and solutions.
I'll try to do better at what you described.
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why dont you contact a freelance printer installation technician
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@mercytrigris said in Unable to get a quality print with the Duet2wifi yet.:
why dont you contact a freelance printer installation technician
Most likely because he would have to pay for the service. Whereas asking questions on these forums will elicit free advice from other users.
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@chriskimbr Do you know the maximum current of the motors?
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@obeliks Tried looking it up for Tronxy X5sa couldn't find what the max current is for steppers.
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Do you have something written on the motor?
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@obeliks I'll look and get back to you
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Extrusion issue:
Print starts fine, first layer, next layers, looking good.
Then the fillament isn't extruding. I hit pause, i extrude manually, doesn't extrude for a second then it comes out. unpause and it is extruding ok, but will repeatedly stop extruding after a little bit.Did this on my other extruder, have a new one now, does the same thing.
Using Genuine V6 hotend e3d
weird. -
M305 P1 T100000 B3950 C7.060000e-8 R4700
that is neither correct for a genuine nor a clone.
so you are prob printing at the wrong temperature -
Assuming the temperatures are reasonable it's usually going to be one of the following
- Trying to extrude too much volume - V6 tops out around 8-10mm^3/s. Overworking the extruder can cause grinding and plastic buildup in hobs.
- Too much tension on the filament feed - tangled filament, long feed distance, etc.
- Very quick retractions tearing the filament out and filling hob teeth
- Incorrect tension on extruder hobs. Too tight would result in grinding and overworking the motor, Too loose would result in slipping.
- Thermal issue such as a broken fan causing heat creep up the heatbreak - this causes jams.
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@veti im printing with this updated line;
M305 P1 T100000 B4725 C7.06e-8 R4700 S"Hot End Heater" ; Set thermistor + ADC parameters for heater 1 -
so the config you posted isnt the one you are using for printing?
also your M350 X32 Y32 Z32 E32 I1 does not work with interpolation. I1 only works at 16x.
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have you tried cura or slicerpe? in case you have misconfigured something in simplify3d like your filament diameter
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@veti Per someones reccomendation, i changed the C7.060000e-8 since its incorrect.
That fixed my problem with reporting wrong temps...also your M350 X32 Y32 Z32 E32 I1 does not work with interpolation. I1 only works at 16x.
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x16 microstepping with interpolation is usually the ideal way to go, since it's quite and smooth and doesn't pose undue load on the CPU. The exception to this would be the extruder, where it can be best to increase the microstepping to the point where your extruder steps per mm are in the range of 400-800.
