u/sevenonsiz

It used to set hotplate temperature, wait for that to complete. Then heat nozzle.

- Now, it sets the temp to 250, then loads the first filament.

Is there any reason it sits there at 250? Are we stabilizing the nozzle heater?
I'd like an 'M140 S140' to get the temperature down.
So, after the filament is flushed, set the temperature to 140.

- While waiting for Filament to load, the hotbed could be warming up.

I added to machine gcode:

M140 S{int(first_layer_bed_temperature[0] +10)} ; hotplate warmup is [first_layer_bed_temperature] + 10 is {int(first_layer_bed_temperature[0] +10)}

G9111 bedTemp=[first_layer_bed_temperature] extruderTemp=[first_layer_temperature[initial_tool]]

M117

But, I guess the G9111 quickly reset the printer. Can the G9111 kick off the non-blocking heating of the hotplate first thing?

Is there any way to do this where the printer isn't so single threaded?

I love it in the dark of night all alone nothing can be heard except discordance of rrrrrrnt, rrrrnt, rrrrrrrrrrrrrnt, rnt of 3d printers. You break open an S1 to replace the nozzle from the 0.4, to the beastly 0.8. You take the printhead cover plate off. Flip the nozzle lock lever, reach behind and unfasten the heater thermistor jack.

Instant darkness.

My garage for a flashlight.

- Is this the joke reddit?

I made a doghouse and I can scale it prior to, or after slicing (I guess).

I guess I need 27 parts. I can slice with OpenSCAD, but if the slicer can add dovetails and dowels, that is even better.

If I make 27 parts, How do I Then add a connector? I want to piece together all parts and have a big 33 inch object.

Too BIG to print

Can I move an ACE Pro 2 from my S1 Max to my S1 to see if the S1 can communicate with it, then move it BACK to my S1 Max and everything works?

I know the iPhone/Android/Slicer software communicates with a System server and I don't want my S1 max to reject it's ACE Pro 2.

I ask this because almost a year ago I bought an S1, then an hour later an ACE Pro. Then a week later an Anycubic 3 V2 Combo.

I could have swapped ACE Pro around accidentally. The S1 worked towards never being able to see an ACE Pro again. Gemini says it could have firmware set to reject an ACE Pro since some database might list the S1 as NOT an S1C.

I don't want to destroy my S1 Max by doing something users are supposed to know but don't.

And if the ACE Pro 2 works with S1, I can buy an ACE Pro 2 to replace the ACE Pro. Then have two ACE Pro on my AC 3V2.

Unless, I can't.

I have a new spool. It is clearly wet since the bag isn’t a vacuum anymore.

Anycubic says 80C for 9 hours. I found a sunlu FilaDryer S2. But it only goes to 70.

Do I take my s1 max outside and use the chamber? This way the BPA goes outside?

Is there a good magnetic model that attaches to the back of s1max so I can vent to out outside? Via a vertically opening window? Then I can dry it in the printer chamber with everything in the inside of my house? Do I use dryer hose? Or does MMA/BPAs, whatever react with that?

The printer gets hot enough to print PC, but the user really needs to know what they are doing to use this filament.

I want to dry TPU 95A in the ACE Pro 2, then set the dryer for 24 hours. Disconnect the data cable from the S1Max.

Have a wedge that fits in the ACE Pro 2 opened lid allowing a seal (like the lid isn't opened), Thread the filament through a small slot in the wedge. Then feed the filament as if it came from the external reel.

I don't see any quick prints with TPU because the speed is down.

I would need an axle to free spin the reel.

Are there parts out there for this, or a better way?

I have a nice attic which goes from freezing to 100°F. Essentially outside but never wet. There is space for many printers.

I have a basement. Same humidity, but much closer to household temperatures. But 5 feet high.

I use inside currently. 3 anycubic printers. But the space is tight, poorly lit, certain people complain when printing.

Is an attic fine? Do the printers rust or is everything coated? Should I build a “room”?

I hooked up Ethernet to my k1max and I don’t see:

Source:0.0.0.0:68

Destination:255.255.255.255:67

For DHCP discovery.

The display reports nothing connected.

Could a cable have disconnected? [Essentially, my home is upside down compared to it’s origin. That was a joke].

Is Ethernet implemented yet? [I assume the OS easily handles different interfaces.]

I put the printer a long way from the other printers. WiFi works fine, but just not 5Gb, or 1.