Recent content by 5twenty

Hey! I waited until Fall of 2023...still nothing Phoenix-like to speak of...what year were you talking about waiting until?

I've never had to worry about heat FROM the elec bay creeping into my chamber. Not saying it wouldn't be a concern, but I don't think my chamber would get to that 60+ celsius temperature in quick time - closer to days I would assume. PLA has never been a concern for me in my 2.4s...yet, I just...

Sorry to keep chiming in, I guess I could edit my other posts, but you might miss it!!! Plugin an ethernet cable while you have it on wifi and see if it grabs an address by running ifconfig again...I notice you figured out this isn't Windows on the printers...

To answer your question about "What does that inet line mean in the wlan0 group?" It means IP (internet protocol v4) the next line has your IPV6 hex. It also shows you have no ethernet cable plugged in, I assume you are back on wifi?

Did you try the *.255 address?

Yes, but ozone will break down the plastic and rubber. As will alcohol. Cork...not so much. But, really only a concern if you run an ozone generator. But, what is your concern on the elec bay and heat? Do you not have the BOM fans in the elec bay? I overdid mine, and installed one on the Pi as...

Something like Python may be a solution? https://www.printables.com/model/682607-python-ams-ultimate-bambu-lab-ams

I like this idea. I've been just keeping them in separate folders on my main, and feed them with SCP or Telnet to the printer(s). Though, I also just connect via mainsail and mess with the public-view folders and files that way. I like your method though, and as an old network guy am kinda...

"There is absolutely no reason to not have the printer in absolute positioning (G90) at the start of a print. There may be a few edge case printers or firmware that run a relative based system, but it is not the norm." Full explanation at: I don't know what is in your BED_MESH_CALIBRATE...

We can chase unicorns if we want to...but we don't need to.

Yeah, I got mine tuned just enough to be repeatable, but still need to fine tune it. I figured it's good enough for now, and stopped chasing that particular unicorn for the time being...but I'll be back at it again one day. Once I finish these other printers. Keep at it, but don't pull your...

I haven't looked a at a Revo in a while, but the K1 Pro's thermistor and heater are spliced toward the ceramic block. If the Revo is similar, I'd check there as well. Weird splice thing on the K1, like a brass c-clip type thingy.

Mine too!

Was it the heater core itself...or a thermistor or heater element issue? I guess it's moot, and why I don't like the style any longer, as if one is bad you have to replace all 3!

Sounds similar to a faulty wire losing communication.