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  • Should be a slicer problem, with cura its gone...

  • Its a slicer error. With cura it works correct...

  • I changed every retraction setting ive found. 2x in PrusaSlicer, 1x on Klipper, nothing changes. But with Cura Slicer the problem is gone. So i obviously f*ed up some setting in PrusaSlicer. Will test more today.

  • It looks correct in the slicer. I changed the slicer btw and with cura everything works fine. So its something in PrusaSlicer. Will test some more today.

  • In the first photo the outter perimeters were completely print and the inner started to print. The outer perimeter from the first tooth is missing, so theres only the inner one. In PrusaSlicer the perimeters are correct, the nozzle moves correctly but no filament is coming out. It begins with the second tooth. I let the nozzle draw 5 lines prior to the printing so the pressure in the hot end is correct. I guess its a retraction issue, maybe the slicer retraction settings are ignored by the firmware, ill look into that tomorrow.

    Anyways, here a picture of the first layer:

  • I guess i havent described the problem good enough. See updated post.

  • I canceled the print. Its only the first tooth thats not printed correctly.

  • Is not if not nothing else is to do then yes. Otherwise no.

    Edit: forgot an also.

  • 90 degrees of free form.

  • Es ist abend du schwein!

  • Rockstar games already announced a trailer in december.

  • But in my country it rained! And now its cold! Wheres your climate change now?? (/s)

  • Yay, im gonna live seven times longer being unemployed!

  • Maybe a stupid question: How do they make money of private files being hosted on their server?

  • Try PROBE_CALIBRATE in the Console. Use a piece of paper, it should fit between nozzle and bed, you should be able to move it with slight resistance. Save it with SAVE_CONFIG.

  • Beligan