Now i’m curious. Was it just a lot of dust and dried Inc. or what else was in them?

Instructions unclear, I’ve given the whole printer a bath and now all it does is blow bubbles

Thank you! I’ll take a peak at it!

Thank you! Its the perfect size for things like this

I appreciate the info! I’ll be honest, I understand wiring and hardware but I get out of my depth once we start getting into firmware and software.

I’m thanking my lucky stars that Octoprint was as easy as it was. That being said, if that open source ams makes any progress, I might just reach out since it seems like klipper is the only thing it’ll work with. If you don’t mind, I may reach out when I get the courage up to give it a shot.

I appreciate your confidence in me, but I don’t think up for trying to learn how to deal with it. I don’t do well with troubleshooting firmware/software when things go tits up

Thank you!

I have a pi 4b running octoprint hooked up. Is there any advantage to going the klipper route?

In theory it shouldn’t mater if i use 4.2.2 firmware on the 4.2.7 board right?

Thanks for the info! Maybe we’ll get there one day. I’d love a hand held ps2 lol

How powerful is the Pi 5? This would be awesome if I could get PS2 games on it

Good to hear! I pretty gave up on Sony ports after Helldivers ran like a potato, but maybe it was just that particular game

I wish they would have the specs ready to go when they announce these things. I don’t want to get all hyped just to find out my 1660s isn’t gonna have a chance in hell of running the game

That was my first thought. I thought it had maybe been 3 years

Now I want a “my grandchildren are still in my selfish sons huge balls” sock

Nope, just a very moody Ender 3v2 Neo

It looks like my perimeter speed is 40 mms and my infill is 50mms

Thank you for the tip! I just checked, it looks like it was disabled so that wasn’t my issue. I wonder why it was causing you issues though

It is PETG. That’s good to know. I’ve got a few more prints on the docket so switch to gyroid and see how that goes. Thanks for the tip!

I’ll have to go back and look at the slicer settings, but I can tell you the info is much faster than the wall just watching it go. Would you recommend upping the flow rate or my better to slow down the printhead speed?

Thanks for the other tips. I’ve tried a cold pole with the last filament to see if we could get anything out of there and I think we should be good, but you never really know.

As far as the rest of it, it seems to be happening with every filament I slice in Prusa slicer.

This was a brand new filament I had opened from Micro Center, it’s just their generic inland filament and it looks like the humidity in my dry box is about 16% after running it through my dryer. Maybe it’s too dry lol.

To be honest, I didn’t think about replacing the nozzle that’s probably a good idea. I got this printer from an auction site used so I can only imagine it’s the original nozzle from who knows how long ago

Does he still work there?