Geeetech

Thanks for sharing your experience with the mixing hot end. I want to try it as well, but it seems like go big or go home - 3 colors. :-)

How old was your filament?

I found that pulling apart my entire hot end, trimmer the stop on the extruder, getting everything lined up and tightened right fixed ...

I'm no expert-.-but I don't think the to material matters that much. Make sure it's clean though.

I have pretty much the same issue, motor skips. Turning you current helps, but not enough.

Motor or driver needs an upgrade.

I already tired running as admin, with no help.

I can try the reinstall soon.

My nozzle quickly gave me real issues, took it out, saw black stuff in there - while using clear material. Under microscope, after I chipped some out, it was like hard ash or something? contaminants from manufacturing, or filament, I don't know.

I nearly wrecked nozzle using super tiny drills, then ...

I am almost certain you have the same problem I did - the extruder won't work below some high temperature - I think it's 160. It'll claim to work, but nope... It sits there doing nothing.

Warm it up, see where it gets you.

I get an error anytime it tries to save anything - access to path c:\Program Files(x86)\Geeetech\Easy Print\work\composition.obj' is denied, and I get a similar error for the other files it tries to save.

See the end of this message for details on invoking
just-in-time (JIT) debugging instead of ...

The issue was the low-temperature cut off. Read the post above, it's in bold.

AbeFM wrote:Could you save the slicer settings as a file that can be loaded instead of as a series of photos?

Did you notice this part?

I mean a file with the settings which we can load directly.

Could you save the slicer settings as a file that can be loaded instead of as a series of photos?