Dave

So i have just been informed about the Tower Delta function on the P2, is this possible to have on the P3P at all? I would...

Okie dokie, Why art thou canvas being silly with the purge? I have it set to max 330 for my lighter colors but it should...

Where has the splice settings in canvas gone? I add my settings into the palette but when it starts to print it clearly is...

I have had a couple of successful prints but i do have to use accessory mode due to my printer not having baby stepping...

My printer is not a well known one (Vivendo Troodon), it’s a great printer but it lacks a lot of controls when it’s run...

Had typed a lot out but page crashed, tearing hair out to find out why this thing won’t print turns out the splicer had a...

What is wrong with this dam machine??? put new firmware on and gets 3 hours into a print and boom pings drop and my print...

I have just learned that if you vote no for someones answer not being helpful you LOSE rep points?? Shouldn’t it be if...

Trying to slice a single color print but as it stands your slicer generates that as a .Gcode instead of the mafcx (i...

I made a video recording of what is going on, why does your slicer do this? it seems like a waste of colors where it does...

Hope this works?

The ID tag is PTFE tube and then buy it, personal preference on which one you get as they all work. some will fit the little brass things and some won’t, i use capricorn as it resists the bending if it snags up.

I found it, ironically it’s been moved into the materials section and no longer in settings.

You can’t do timelapse yet, it’s coming in a future update.

What? This doesn’t make sense.

well it turns the power off until it cools down…..no nozzle can just instantly cool to a temp.

by crash do you mean it fell or did another one collide into it after running a red light?

These are called pings and are required for the machine to know how much filament it has used. you are not at risk of fire because filament does not catch fire until 388 degrees celcius . If you looked up the MSDS you would know this. Flammability: Autoignition temperature: 388°C

No you can’t as this only feeds out of one line, but as it does splice together you can do what you want with a single nozzle.

Could always be worse…..i ordered my personal one just 2 days ago.