u/Dragonfish42

Hi! I've been using OctoEverywhere with my CC2 for a few weeks now using a dedicated windows computer with Docker and the plugin manager. I've had a couple instances where I had a filament tangle on the spool which caused an error on the printer. I clear the error and resume printing, but now in OctoEverywhere it still says error printing even though it's printing fine now. Clearing the notification in OctoEverywhere does not help. How do I get it to show printing again once there has been an error?

I've got $320 worth of Makerworld points I want to spend, strictly for flipping whatever I buy so I can buy another CC2 😄 What do we think would be the best option? I don't mind kicking down a little cash too to get the most on my investment. I could either get an A1 Mini Combo, and A1 non-combo, spend a little more and get a ps1, or skip the printer and get an AMS2? On the secondary market which do we think would yield the closest to full retail price?

I have both a CC2 and an A1 combo now, and I want to just get 2 CC2's. It prints better and it'll be easier to have two identical printers so I don't have to keep slicing models in two different software. I'll also probably sell my A1 combo.

Run to Amazon Haul! Sunlu PLA Plus is $5.64 and up per role, I got 6 Roles for $39, plus I got Polymaker HT-PLA for $10. Tons of brands dirt cheap plus I got 10% additional off with $50 order.

Run to Amazon Haul! Sunlu PLA Plus is $5.64 and up per role, I got 6 Roles for $39, plus I got Polymaker HT-PLA for $10. Tons of brands dirt cheap plus I got 10% additional off with $50 order.

Run to Amazon Haul! Sunlu PLA Plus is $5.64 and up per role, I got 6 Roles for $39, plus I got Polymaker HT-PLA for $10. Tons of brands dirt cheap plus I got 10% additional off with $50 order.

I've had an A1 for almost a year and needed a second printer so I grabbed a CC2 combo. Since getting it, I've had several issues from bed adhesion to constantly losing cloud access but the worst so far is first layer issues.

Right out of the box I let it run through it's auto calibration and I printed a benchy. Not the best result but good enough. Next I calibrated so filament but the flow rate test failed the first time because all the models came right off the build plate. I used side B and I had it selected in both the printer and the slicer and I ran a bed level calibration on side B and at the recommended 30c it won't stick at all. I ran some test prints and finally found that 60c is the most reliable bed temp for PLA+ to actually stick to it.

Next issue started when I ran my first real print, a planter drip tray which was about a 150mm circle for the first layer. I stopped it almost immediately because the surface was rough and had weird lines running through it so I ran another auto bed level calibration. I started the same print again and this time the first layer looked perfect so I moved on.

Next day I start another new print and the original issue was happening all over again with the first layer having a really rough texture. I re-ran the auto bed level calibration again and once again, the first layer was fixed.

I have now had to run that auto bed leveling calibration before every print or the first layer is crap. Is there a permanent way to resolve this? Not having to re-calibrate every single print? I'm not talking about ticking the auto-level button after you slice a print, I mean at the printer in the calibration tab.