
Random train I saw driving from Tucson to Phoenix.
Not a bad shot considering I was going 75 one way, and it was going who knows how fast the other way.

Not a bad shot considering I was going 75 one way, and it was going who knows how fast the other way.
I have screwed up quite impressively. I can't seem to find firmware for a CR-10S, that will run on the 4.2.7 board, and is compatible with CR Touch.
Converting a CR-10S, to 24v (4.2.7 board) and adding a Sprite extruder. Need some advice from people who have done something similar before.
Haven't uploaded yet. I don't think the 2nd one will make it due to the fences, but I think the first one has a shot.
Have a 4.2.7 board, dual Z axis, direct drive, and a couple other small mods on it.
Will be upgrading it to the Sprite Pro extruder, for parts commonality with my S Plus. I also found an Ender 3 Max for 30 bucks. Would I be able to put the 4.2.7 board, and modify the dual Z axis to add it in as well?
I recently started getting these an hour or so into any print. I am confused, because the printer will happily idle at 250 for hours on end. Print temp is 235.
H500, and a civilian UH-60A at KCHD. All we need is a CH-47, and we will have all 3 airframes flown by the 160th. If someone has the ability to bring a Chinook to KCHD, feel free to drop by.
My Ender 3 Pro keeps clogging after awhile. The filament piece that I pull out of the hot end is always a constant, smooth diameter at the bottom, with a narrower section up top still showing the marks from the extruder. I fixed the heating issue I had not long ago (motherboard issue, and went for some upgraded firmware). It does have a direct drive modification.
My Ender 3 Pro (4.2.7) keeps showing this warning screen between 210 and 220 C. The thermistor is good, I checked it before installing it. I did accidentally pinch the wires with the screw but have since backed it out, and moved the wires. Any other idea what could be wrong?