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So, late to the party, but investigate the voltage on your stepper motor drivers - if they are down around .800 volts, you'll want to bump them up to about 1 volt. search the forum - there's an article on this but I don't have the link handy. Make sure you have a multimeter, and if you have shakey ...

Not sure if you're still at it with this or not, but try loading the STL file into your tool of choice (Repetier Host, Easyprint 3D, etc.) not the gcode.

It sounds to me like there's the equivalent to "Jump to X=N, Y=(M+15)" in the code you've pulled, and that's what's causing your second layer to ...

So, I started this thread some time back, life happened, then the original equipment MK8 extruder with the plastic parts utterly died - the stepper motor just flat out stopped working. So to help others out, because there are a lot of threads that start, and then someone simply says "It's working ...

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Had a few minutes tonight, made a leather shim for the warped corner.

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Re-leveled the bed, used a single thickness of A4 paper this time.
Ran a job at 100% size with bed temp at 75 deg. C, nozzel temp at 215 deg. C.
Switched the firmware via the control panel to use mm ...

Not that your post's time stamp is an indication, but I suspect a live session is going to be a challenge. :-)

I posted late, after several days of effort, before hitting the hay. (I sacrificed a couple of hours of sleep that is much needed for work as part of this effort - silly me ...

Greetings,

My eldest received this I3 Pro W a couple of years ago. They were only ever able to get one print, and that was not very solid or very good.
The youngest is now finding the odd bit of requirement for a 3d Printer, and a few friends have some items they want to print, so I thought I'd ...