Could be high temp or maybe increase the retraction distance a bit. That would be acceptable to me in most cases as a knife or sanding can easily fix it.

What is min travel before detection and what should it be at

Could be high temp or maybe increase the retraction distance a bit. That would be acceptable to me in most cases as a knife or sanding can easily fix it.

What is min travel before detection and what should it be at

so you better be getting at least 3 rolls of filament with it the used one. .

and an open box is $160 So maybe your friends is worth $150  depending on the "extras" offered.

The mono price Ultimate maker is a the top of the line Mono price 3d printer. They are available as an open box/factory return printer for $ 399. Imho these are an unconsidered under talked about printer.
http://www.soliforum.com/topic/17504/ne … ate-maker/

https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=15710

These are back on E BAY For $399.99 Open box more than 10 available if anyone is interested
a solid printer
formed and welded aluminum  frame
Ball screw z axis
6mm aluminum z platform and build plate
ultimaker /Zotrax m200/ Wanhao Duplicator 6 clone

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Open-Box-Monop … SwiNZbc8P2

This is not an endorsement or recommendation do your homework read reviews.

That said I purchased one from the last listing.

In my experience they are decent more or less entry level printers . I have a mp mini and it is a decent printer. I paid $129 for on an out of box deal. If i was looking for s cheap portable demo printer I might buy one. But that is why i purchased the mini.

realistically you will be limited to something that fits into a  100mm x 110 mm cone . 288 cm^3 The mini will do a 110 mm cube 0r 1331 cm ^3

It is listed as open source . the Mini select is not. The speed is listed as 150 mm/sec 3x that of the mini. so i  expect it is a little more solid. no surprise there. and deltas are fun to watch. A good feature for a show and tell printer. also lists a .o5 miron print layer.

The question is what would you use this for IMHO good for small parts and demos. And i would not pay more than $100 for it used.

if you are willing to spend a bit more get an out of box deal on an ultimate. that is a much more serious printer.

Yeah he wants 200 for it, comes with a bunch of stuff but I think 200 is to much. What is the ultimate?

realistically you will be limited to something that fits into a  100mm x 110 mm cone . 288 cm^3 The mini will do a 110 mm cube 0r 1331 cm ^3

It is listed as open source . the Mini select is not. The speed is listed as 150 mm/sec 3x that of the mini. so i  expect it is a little more solid. no surprise there. and deltas are fun to watch. A good feature for a show and tell printer. also lists a .o5 miron print layer.

The question is what would you use this for IMHO good for small parts and demos. And i would not pay more than $100 for it used.

if you are willing to spend a bit more get an out of box deal on an ultimate. that is a much more serious printer.

carl_m1968 wrote:

Z hop raises the nozzle .02mm on every retraction move if it is used. Retraction is necessary for PETG it likes to ooze.

The Z hop setting is located in the Cura Configuration manager under the extrusion tab. It's the 5th setting down the list.

Cura does not call it multiplier, they call it flow and it is located under the filament tab in the configuration manager. It operates on a percentage rather than a multiplier.

First layer extrusion width is just what it says. Some may want it slightly wider for better adhesion or in your case where you have a slight over extrusion you could reduce it to correct that.

For retraction I use 80mm/s and 2mm. I don't know the rest right like wipe and such since I am at work and don't have access to Simplify3D.

Send me them once you
Get home if you can

Here are my retraction settings.

Z hop raises the nozzle .02mm on every retraction move if it is used. Retraction is necessary for PETG it likes to ooze.

The Z hop setting is located in the Cura Configuration manager under the extrusion tab. It's the 5th setting down the list.

Cura does not call it multiplier, they call it flow and it is located under the filament tab in the configuration manager. It operates on a percentage rather than a multiplier.

First layer extrusion width is just what it says. Some may want it slightly wider for better adhesion or in your case where you have a slight over extrusion you could reduce it to correct that.

For retraction I use 80mm/s and 2mm. I don't know the rest right like wipe and such since I am at work and don't have access to Simplify3D.

Send me them once you
Get home if you can

The Z hop setting is located in the Cura Configuration manager under the extrusion tab. It's the 5th setting down the list.

Cura does not call it multiplier, they call it flow and it is located under the filament tab in the configuration manager. It operates on a percentage rather than a multiplier.

First layer extrusion width is just what it says. Some may want it slightly wider for better adhesion or in your case where you have a slight over extrusion you could reduce it to correct that.

For retraction I use 80mm/s and 2mm. I don't know the rest right like wipe and such since I am at work and don't have access to Simplify3D.

Have you had any luck with turning off retraction with PETG filament? What settings do you use.

What exactly is first layer extrusion width?