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Actually I had first-try success with Tronxy TPU, 30 mm/s speed, .15mm layer height, 230° temp., no retraction and, very important, 100% fan speed. Two tips about how to solve the curlying/clogging problem:

no curlying at the gear thanks to this great trick: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v ...

Hi :mrgreen:

indeed, there's an awful lot to learn from the Settings pages of the Cura 3 manual, I like that! :lol:
For the time being, while waiting for delivery of the A30, I'll keep on studying that stuff and
getting more familiar with the subtle underpinnings of 3D printing. This may look ...

Ah, thanks, now I'm starting to get the whole picture :D

If I got it right, both Repetier Host and Cura include slicer software and drive the printer while enabling the user to monitor the printing process.
Another reason why I prefer the Cura host is that I plan to use it for printing both on my ...

Hi
:mrgreen:

I will tell you yes:
Because I've managed this installation, you'll be able to do it all the more.
After all, problems are there to solve them, otherwise life would be boring. :D

Cura Ultimaker is also available for Linux. There are a few more :!:

The Tinkercad can be helpful ...

For Linux, you have to use the Repetier Host software.
https://www.repetier.com/

Is this really necessary? As a a novice to 3D-printing, I plan to use OpenSCAD for modeling and Cura for slicing and printer control, on a GNU-Linux Ubuntu 16.04 platform. For what else should I need other software ...

sasoromih.a@gmail.com wrote: Mon Jun 25, 2018 9:48 pm Thanks. I already did and works.

May I ask you which older version of Cura solved the problem? I got Cura 3.4.1 installed and within a couple of weeks I should receive a Geetech A30 I just ordered. If possible, I should like to know in advance how to solve this problem, if it will occur.