RE: whats the next option if support doesnt know whats wrong ?
I keep looking at the first picture you attached and it still looks like filament "starving" to me. Is your filament tangled on the reel, is it the right diameter, are your extruder feed rollers the right diam or do they slip on cold filament. Etc.
I watched the Muse (Australian guy on 3d printing on Youtube) that led me to get the Prusa 3MX2S. He had several startup problems that I have never seen on other sites. He might have some comments that can help you.
Harley
RE: whats the next option if support doesnt know whats wrong ?
@kelsey-harley
Hi , it’s brand new reels I’m using of filament the right diameter 1.75 and have adjusted the filament rollers several times
RE: whats the next option if support doesnt know whats wrong ?
The belt tension numbers are meaningless for tension, but can be useful in understanding bearing friction. This describes how to measure belt tension:
ps: the original post image shows adhesion problems, most often caused by oils on the filament or on the bed.
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ok im finally getting somewhere, its not perfect but better than i was getting and i managed a print 🙂
having to put the temp of nozzle to 240 to get it to stick to bed so could be dodgy temp sensor
still need to get the z better but its getting there
RE: whats the next option if support doesnt know whats wrong ?
here is the z adjust
RE: whats the next option if support doesnt know whats wrong ?
here is the z adjust
A spot of poor adhesion, likely from an errant fingerprint. Give it a wipe with isopropyl alcohol (wipe away from print area) for a quick fix, but better to give it another dunk. It's really important to avoid touching that PEI surface. It's amazing how far grease can transfer. Glad to see you're making good progress. Stick with it, you're almost there!
RE: whats the next option if support doesnt know whats wrong ?
First Layer Calibration
First tell the firmware which sheet you have mounted (smooth or textured) the last Z setting you set will be stored by the firmware for that sheet.
You need to repeat this process for each different sheet type you use. The physical thickness of the textured sheet is thinner than the smooth sheet.
Never ever mislead the firmware about which sheet is current. That can dig trenches across the sheet - or print in the air.
Hope this helps.
https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/20306-first-layer-calibration
RE: whats the next option if support doesnt know whats wrong ?
Send it back...... I'm slowly getting to that point too.