I like how quiet the steppers are.  My MK3 was not loud but this is even quieter.

I love the LED lights inside 

i love the speed coming from my MK3 this thing is a speed demon.  It was insane just doing even a normal benchy.  I honestly stopped using my Prusa MK3 just because how slow it was sometimes

Good bye Z bed leveling.  I hated it and it never worked I always needed to tweak the mesh bed calibrating point by point it was really annoying and made me feel like the Pinda was useless.  And I’m not talking like it wasn’t perfect.  I meant like so off that one corner wouldn’t even adhere the first layer and another would dig into the plate.  No matter how many tries I re-seated the heat bed or even going from my Mk2 to my MK3 it has similar issues.  This thing?  I don’t even have to think it just does its thing 

Clean enclosure.  It just looks like a proper printer now instead of a Jerry rigged gantry

And yes, I had just applied 6.3.2

Posted by: @chris-hill

 

Posted by: @iftibashir

I then unplugged the wifi again, and plugged it back in (it was fine the first time) and it started working perfectly fine! Have connected it to my network and all good.

Just thought it was strange you also had only a wifi issue like me!....... lol

Did this or any other step involve powering down the printer?  It's possible that reconnecting the wifi unit might be a red herring, and that what actually fixed it was just rebooting after completing the self-tests.  Was this with 6.3.2?

Power cycled twice when I first got the error - no difference. 

I then powered down, reseat the wifi module, powered up - no difference. 

Then powered down, removed my accelerometer jumper cable, reseat wifi, powered up - nothing. 

Plugged everything back in thinking 'I don't want wireless anyway'............and it started working. LOL

All connected to wireless, files transferred, and seems to be working fine now!

Posted by: @iftibashir

I then unplugged the wifi again, and plugged it back in (it was fine the first time) and it started working perfectly fine! Have connected it to my network and all good.

Just thought it was strange you also had only a wifi issue like me!....... lol

Did this or any other step involve powering down the printer?  It's possible that reconnecting the wifi unit might be a red herring, and that what actually fixed it was just rebooting after completing the self-tests.  Was this with 6.3.2?

Posted by: @chris-hill

I've been a fan since my kit-built CORE One passed all the self-tests first time (apart from the wifi)

This is a co-incidence. All my tests passed first time as well........except the wifi.......

Kept telling me no wifi module was installed even though it was. 

I thought it could be because I had installed dates small accelerometer jumper cable inside ready for calibration later, so I remove the jumper Cale - no joy - still the same wifi error. 

I then unplugged the wifi again, and plugged it back in (it was fine the first time) and it started working perfectly fine! Have connected it to my network and all good.

Just thought it was strange you also had only a wifi issue like me!....... lol