Has anyone tried something like this for rapid head changes? I want to get a set of extra print heads and have two full sets, one .2mm and one .4mm. Being able to swap them out without tools would be nice.
Wondering if anyone knows how long I can expect the belts to last on this machine. My Ender was slow enough I never worried about stress on the belts.
The U1 on the other hand does some pretty rapid direction changes. How long do they last and what am I looking for when they start to wear out?
Some googling tells me I need to reflash the firmware by dropping it into the folder and restarting, but the 2.0 firmware is behind a paywall. It installed automatically when I used HueForge the first time though. Where can I get the firmware without paying yet another fee?
I am getting a new error since I installed a chamber heater on my U1. Early into printing some Nylon with the chamber at 50c the print failed with a 'Timer Too Close' error on Printhead 3. Has anyone else seen something similar?
So I got my Panda Breath set to Klipper mode and it finds the printer. So good I guess? Klipper doesn't need to know about it? I am assuming the Panda Breath is monitoring chamber temp requests, or looking at the heatbed temps to decide what to do?
Also it came with two insulation pads. Does anyone have a suggestion as to where they should go?
Does anyone know why the Bowden tubes going to the hotends are larger than the ones on the feeder?
I have a brand of narrower PTFE tubes I had good luck getting softer materials through on my old Ender and I was considering giving them a try, but since I was not sure why they are different sizes I thought I would ask.
5 Spools of mixed material types purchased at different times and they are all a tangled mess. One of them is so bad I am going to have to rewind it or throw it away.
I am used to an occasional snarl, but this is something else entirely. Brands that are half the price of Creality are much more reliable at this point.
This has been happening once and a while. Shutting the machine off and turning it back on clears the error.
Error code 0003-0522-0001-0016.
Does anyone know what the cause is?
I saw one post where the OP was saying they got multiple USB cameras working on their U1 (In addition to the internal one). When I plug in an additional camera, its replacing the already configured USB camera. Adding one in settings just gives me a dead camera that cant be contacted.
Has anyone else experienced this? Its not great at understanding whats happening. I turned it down to low, but it still triggers when ironing large layers.
