David Vandeweghe

I am new user of P3P, but running 3D printing services company for nearly 6 years. I am working with Cura (and Simplify 3D...

Very interesting thread. Currently I have the issue nearly each job, and always during the loading phase, after some splices and always during a splice. The outgoing filament is cut, retracted in the input then the P3P freezes, the output drive is stuck and the buffer is reduced to the minimum until the extruder starts grinding the filament or the palette goes into an error (no filament move detected). I’m not able to perform any job, but one. The only way to exit that state is to cancel the print. Generally no need to restart or unplug the palette, but sometimes it goes to the “finishing up all queued commands” bar, then the only option is to unplug the palette.

Hi @aordono Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately you’ve missed the point. The issue is not on the print but on the slicer itself - so the print would be wrong - Kisslicer is creating a skirt around the patches …. which is not inline with the model. And printing with Slic3r is not at the right level of quality when printing with the same parameters. I am getting a go to Prusa Slicer + P2PP as it looks like providing good results. But I still have lots of tuning to do.