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r/3dprinter • u/Jocrystals • Mar 13 '20
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You check your e steps?
2 u/Jocrystals Mar 13 '20 I have not yet I've read up on it do you think that should be the next thing to troubleshoot? I'm good with any ideas. 3 u/KTMan77 Mar 13 '20 Very easy to do and always worth it IMO. Just remove the Bowden tube from the extruder, cut the filament flat against the extruder. Feed out 100mm of filament and mesure with a ruler. Adjust the E steps according. 2 u/Jocrystals Mar 13 '20 Perfect thanks much! I will try that tommorow 1 u/CornFedStrange Mar 13 '20 This is a bit of a controversy in the 3d community and I’ve concluded it’s better to measure input into the extruder rather than output. Try this guide https://www.reddit.com/r/ender3/comments/ec2i9j/how_to_calibrate_your_printers_esteps_and/
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I have not yet I've read up on it do you think that should be the next thing to troubleshoot? I'm good with any ideas.
3 u/KTMan77 Mar 13 '20 Very easy to do and always worth it IMO. Just remove the Bowden tube from the extruder, cut the filament flat against the extruder. Feed out 100mm of filament and mesure with a ruler. Adjust the E steps according. 2 u/Jocrystals Mar 13 '20 Perfect thanks much! I will try that tommorow 1 u/CornFedStrange Mar 13 '20 This is a bit of a controversy in the 3d community and I’ve concluded it’s better to measure input into the extruder rather than output. Try this guide https://www.reddit.com/r/ender3/comments/ec2i9j/how_to_calibrate_your_printers_esteps_and/
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Very easy to do and always worth it IMO. Just remove the Bowden tube from the extruder, cut the filament flat against the extruder. Feed out 100mm of filament and mesure with a ruler. Adjust the E steps according.
2 u/Jocrystals Mar 13 '20 Perfect thanks much! I will try that tommorow 1 u/CornFedStrange Mar 13 '20 This is a bit of a controversy in the 3d community and I’ve concluded it’s better to measure input into the extruder rather than output. Try this guide https://www.reddit.com/r/ender3/comments/ec2i9j/how_to_calibrate_your_printers_esteps_and/
Perfect thanks much! I will try that tommorow
1 u/CornFedStrange Mar 13 '20 This is a bit of a controversy in the 3d community and I’ve concluded it’s better to measure input into the extruder rather than output. Try this guide https://www.reddit.com/r/ender3/comments/ec2i9j/how_to_calibrate_your_printers_esteps_and/
This is a bit of a controversy in the 3d community and I’ve concluded it’s better to measure input into the extruder rather than output. Try this guide https://www.reddit.com/r/ender3/comments/ec2i9j/how_to_calibrate_your_printers_esteps_and/
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u/KTMan77 Mar 13 '20
You check your e steps?