Geeetech

Yes, it snaps fairly easily. :-S It's the roll that came with the printer when I bought it. I'll have to buy a better quality brand.

Attached are the STL and GCODE files I used. I used Slic3r to repair the STL before generating the GCODE.

thanks for the link - I've done quite a bit of tweaking to it using that, but 2 things:

1. The roll of filament that came with the printer keeps breaking, not sure why it does that but as it's printing it will just snap and its a clean break, not like its rubbing anywhere, usually a good 10 inches ...

Do you have a calibration guide by chance?

The fix for the endstops worked great. I printed a calibration box and it's not 100% even.

thanks!

It's an I3 pro (8mm acrylic frame).

I noticed repetier-host had 9600 baud set, so I changed that to 250000 and it was communicating again.

will look at the other thread now and see if it applies. Thanks for the quick response.

Fired up my I3 last night to spin off a few parts, and much to my dismay something went wrong -

1. I plugged into my USB port on my laptop, but could not send anything to the printer via repetier-host. I got messages "10 commands waiting, 19 commands waiting" etc.
2. Manually moving the motors via ...

Can you get my email from my user account? I prefer not to share it on an open forum....

I have the geetech Prussa I3.

cheese

Mine is doing the same thing. I've printed 2 items on it

Is there any way to get the STL files for the mount? I would like to print a few for testing.

thanks,

Cheese