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  1. Habe jetzt das Seitenteil nochmal mit dem #PrusaSlicer (Teil rechts im Bild) gedruckt. Links sieht man einen der drei Fehldrucke mit #OrcaSlicer. Die Temperaturen für das Filament und Heatbed habe ich quasi übernommen. Evtl kontrolliere ich auch nochmal Retraction und Druckgeschwindigkeit, aber das sind schon Welten. Wahrscheinlich bleibe ich aber beim PrusaSlicer. Der hat out of the box damals funktioniert und überzeugt einfach. #Creality #CR6SE #3DDrucker #3dprinting

  2. Habe jetzt das Seitenteil nochmal mit dem #PrusaSlicer (Teil rechts im Bild) gedruckt. Links sieht man einen der drei Fehldrucke mit #OrcaSlicer. Die Temperaturen für das Filament und Heatbed habe ich quasi übernommen. Evtl kontrolliere ich auch nochmal Retraction und Druckgeschwindigkeit, aber das sind schon Welten. Wahrscheinlich bleibe ich aber beim PrusaSlicer. Der hat out of the box damals funktioniert und überzeugt einfach. #Creality #CR6SE #3DDrucker #3dprinting

  3. Habe jetzt das Seitenteil nochmal mit dem #PrusaSlicer (Teil rechts im Bild) gedruckt. Links sieht man einen der drei Fehldrucke mit #OrcaSlicer. Die Temperaturen für das Filament und Heatbed habe ich quasi übernommen. Evtl kontrolliere ich auch nochmal Retraction und Druckgeschwindigkeit, aber das sind schon Welten. Wahrscheinlich bleibe ich aber beim PrusaSlicer. Der hat out of the box damals funktioniert und überzeugt einfach. #Creality #CR6SE #3DDrucker #3dprinting

  4. Habe jetzt das Seitenteil nochmal mit dem #PrusaSlicer (Teil rechts im Bild) gedruckt. Links sieht man einen der drei Fehldrucke mit #OrcaSlicer. Die Temperaturen für das Filament und Heatbed habe ich quasi übernommen. Evtl kontrolliere ich auch nochmal Retraction und Druckgeschwindigkeit, aber das sind schon Welten. Wahrscheinlich bleibe ich aber beim PrusaSlicer. Der hat out of the box damals funktioniert und überzeugt einfach. #Creality #CR6SE #3DDrucker #3dprinting

  5. Habe jetzt das Seitenteil nochmal mit dem #PrusaSlicer (Teil rechts im Bild) gedruckt. Links sieht man einen der drei Fehldrucke mit #OrcaSlicer. Die Temperaturen für das Filament und Heatbed habe ich quasi übernommen. Evtl kontrolliere ich auch nochmal Retraction und Druckgeschwindigkeit, aber das sind schon Welten. Wahrscheinlich bleibe ich aber beim PrusaSlicer. Der hat out of the box damals funktioniert und überzeugt einfach. #Creality #CR6SE #3DDrucker #3dprinting

  6. @llanion

    I never knew this was a thing, as my #Creality #CR6SE came with it. But damn, when I heard an #Ender3 for the first time, I was thankful.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  7. @llanion

    I never knew this was a thing, as my #Creality #CR6SE came with it. But damn, when I heard an #Ender3 for the first time, I was thankful.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  8. @llanion

    I never knew this was a thing, as my #Creality #CR6SE came with it. But damn, when I heard an #Ender3 for the first time, I was thankful.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  9. @llanion

    I never knew this was a thing, as my #Creality #CR6SE came with it. But damn, when I heard an #Ender3 for the first time, I was thankful.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  10. @llanion

    I never knew this was a thing, as my came with it. But damn, when I heard an for the first time, I was thankful.

    @3dprinting

  11. @stooovie

    I reduced my toolhead's weight on my #Creality #CR6SE by about 200g with a custom cooling duct and also improved it because it isn't one-sided.

    But many Thingeverse solutions are jank!

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  12. @stooovie

    I reduced my toolhead's weight on my #Creality #CR6SE by about 200g with a custom cooling duct and also improved it because it isn't one-sided.

    But many Thingeverse solutions are jank!

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  13. @stooovie

    I reduced my toolhead's weight on my #Creality #CR6SE by about 200g with a custom cooling duct and also improved it because it isn't one-sided.

    But many Thingeverse solutions are jank!

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  14. @stooovie

    I reduced my toolhead's weight on my #Creality #CR6SE by about 200g with a custom cooling duct and also improved it because it isn't one-sided.

    But many Thingeverse solutions are jank!

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  15. @stooovie

    I reduced my toolhead's weight on my by about 200g with a custom cooling duct and also improved it because it isn't one-sided.

    But many Thingeverse solutions are jank!

    @3dprinting

  16. @koz

    Interesting, I never knew that. Because damn, I flashed some dank firmware to my #Creality #CR6SE.

    It might just be to help protect users and almost help to ensure warrenty. But does this also hold for all other #Prusa printers? Is this why fewer users are running #Klipper on #MK3 and #MK4?

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  17. @koz

    Interesting, I never knew that. Because damn, I flashed some dank firmware to my #Creality #CR6SE.

    It might just be to help protect users and almost help to ensure warrenty. But does this also hold for all other #Prusa printers? Is this why fewer users are running #Klipper on #MK3 and #MK4?

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  18. @koz

    Interesting, I never knew that. Because damn, I flashed some dank firmware to my #Creality #CR6SE.

    It might just be to help protect users and almost help to ensure warrenty. But does this also hold for all other #Prusa printers? Is this why fewer users are running #Klipper on #MK3 and #MK4?

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  19. @koz

    Interesting, I never knew that. Because damn, I flashed some dank firmware to my #Creality #CR6SE.

    It might just be to help protect users and almost help to ensure warrenty. But does this also hold for all other #Prusa printers? Is this why fewer users are running #Klipper on #MK3 and #MK4?

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  20. @koz

    Interesting, I never knew that. Because damn, I flashed some dank firmware to my .

    It might just be to help protect users and almost help to ensure warrenty. But does this also hold for all other printers? Is this why fewer users are running on and ?

    @3dprinting

  21. Has anyone implemented the #Klicky #Klipper ABL mod? I've been considering replacing my stock load cell ABL on my #Creality #CR6SE running Klipper with it because it is more affordable than a #BLTouch. Inwould just like more honest feedback and reviews than you would get from #Youtube channels.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  22. Has anyone implemented the #Klicky #Klipper ABL mod? I've been considering replacing my stock load cell ABL on my #Creality #CR6SE running Klipper with it because it is more affordable than a #BLTouch. Inwould just like more honest feedback and reviews than you would get from #Youtube channels.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  23. Has anyone implemented the #Klicky #Klipper ABL mod? I've been considering replacing my stock load cell ABL on my #Creality #CR6SE running Klipper with it because it is more affordable than a #BLTouch. Inwould just like more honest feedback and reviews than you would get from #Youtube channels.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  24. Has anyone implemented the #Klicky #Klipper ABL mod? I've been considering replacing my stock load cell ABL on my #Creality #CR6SE running Klipper with it because it is more affordable than a #BLTouch. Inwould just like more honest feedback and reviews than you would get from #Youtube channels.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  25. Has anyone implemented the ABL mod? I've been considering replacing my stock load cell ABL on my running Klipper with it because it is more affordable than a . Inwould just like more honest feedback and reviews than you would get from channels.

    @3dprinting

  26. @geekandi @infosecdj @OttersDangerDen @astrovore

    The guys on the #CR6SE Discord finally answered. They day there are trim pots on the stock board that I can adjust to reduce the current, but it isn't possible with software.

    So I think I'll open the printer, meausre all of the motor currents, then adjust them. If I mess anything up, I can just go back to the old values.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  27. @geekandi @infosecdj @OttersDangerDen @astrovore

    The guys on the #CR6SE Discord finally answered. They day there are trim pots on the stock board that I can adjust to reduce the current, but it isn't possible with software.

    So I think I'll open the printer, meausre all of the motor currents, then adjust them. If I mess anything up, I can just go back to the old values.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  28. @geekandi @infosecdj @OttersDangerDen @astrovore

    The guys on the #CR6SE Discord finally answered. They day there are trim pots on the stock board that I can adjust to reduce the current, but it isn't possible with software.

    So I think I'll open the printer, meausre all of the motor currents, then adjust them. If I mess anything up, I can just go back to the old values.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  29. @geekandi @infosecdj @OttersDangerDen @astrovore

    The guys on the #CR6SE Discord finally answered. They day there are trim pots on the stock board that I can adjust to reduce the current, but it isn't possible with software.

    So I think I'll open the printer, meausre all of the motor currents, then adjust them. If I mess anything up, I can just go back to the old values.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  30. @geekandi @infosecdj @OttersDangerDen @astrovore

    The guys on the Discord finally answered. They day there are trim pots on the stock board that I can adjust to reduce the current, but it isn't possible with software.

    So I think I'll open the printer, meausre all of the motor currents, then adjust them. If I mess anything up, I can just go back to the old values.

    @3dprinting

  31. @OttersDangerDen

    I am using the stock #Creality #CR6SE setup and board, with stock motors and drivers. I have asked on your CR6SE community discord now whether it is possible.

    @infosecdj @geekandi

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  32. @OttersDangerDen

    I am using the stock #Creality #CR6SE setup and board, with stock motors and drivers. I have asked on your CR6SE community discord now whether it is possible.

    @infosecdj @geekandi

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  33. @OttersDangerDen

    I am using the stock #Creality #CR6SE setup and board, with stock motors and drivers. I have asked on your CR6SE community discord now whether it is possible.

    @infosecdj @geekandi

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  34. @OttersDangerDen

    I am using the stock #Creality #CR6SE setup and board, with stock motors and drivers. I have asked on your CR6SE community discord now whether it is possible.

    @infosecdj @geekandi

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  35. @OttersDangerDen

    I am using the stock setup and board, with stock motors and drivers. I have asked on your CR6SE community discord now whether it is possible.

    @infosecdj @geekandi

    @3dprinting

  36. @jmw

    #TeachingTech on Youtube has a video for #Creality #CR6SE style leveling, which is what I have, for the #Ender3

    youtu.be/hs6IVfNrf5k

    Load cell leveling is great, I use it, but it can have its quirks. Just make sure that the bowden tube doesn't mess with the sensor. If you have a direct drive, then I think it would be one of the best solutions if you don't have the flexibility of a #Voron #Stealthburner.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting #Klipper

  37. @jmw

    #TeachingTech on Youtube has a video for #Creality #CR6SE style leveling, which is what I have, for the #Ender3

    youtu.be/hs6IVfNrf5k

    Load cell leveling is great, I use it, but it can have its quirks. Just make sure that the bowden tube doesn't mess with the sensor. If you have a direct drive, then I think it would be one of the best solutions if you don't have the flexibility of a #Voron #Stealthburner.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting #Klipper

  38. @jmw

    #TeachingTech on Youtube has a video for #Creality #CR6SE style leveling, which is what I have, for the #Ender3

    youtu.be/hs6IVfNrf5k

    Load cell leveling is great, I use it, but it can have its quirks. Just make sure that the bowden tube doesn't mess with the sensor. If you have a direct drive, then I think it would be one of the best solutions if you don't have the flexibility of a #Voron #Stealthburner.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting #Klipper

  39. @jmw

    #TeachingTech on Youtube has a video for #Creality #CR6SE style leveling, which is what I have, for the #Ender3

    youtu.be/hs6IVfNrf5k

    Load cell leveling is great, I use it, but it can have its quirks. Just make sure that the bowden tube doesn't mess with the sensor. If you have a direct drive, then I think it would be one of the best solutions if you don't have the flexibility of a #Voron #Stealthburner.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting #Klipper

  40. @jmw

    on Youtube has a video for style leveling, which is what I have, for the

    youtu.be/hs6IVfNrf5k

    Load cell leveling is great, I use it, but it can have its quirks. Just make sure that the bowden tube doesn't mess with the sensor. If you have a direct drive, then I think it would be one of the best solutions if you don't have the flexibility of a .

    @3dprinting

  41. @nilsding

    Just to make sure, you are running #Klipper here with the native Klipper LCD support? That is also the default #Ender3 display, right?

    It really looks great! I just love the icon for the nozzle, it looks very good. I've been wondering if I want to go for a touch screen and #KlipperScreen or just for an LCD display like this. I have a #Creality #CR6SE, so my fisplay is currently not working with Klipper.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  42. @nilsding

    Just to make sure, you are running #Klipper here with the native Klipper LCD support? That is also the default #Ender3 display, right?

    It really looks great! I just love the icon for the nozzle, it looks very good. I've been wondering if I want to go for a touch screen and #KlipperScreen or just for an LCD display like this. I have a #Creality #CR6SE, so my fisplay is currently not working with Klipper.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  43. @nilsding

    Just to make sure, you are running #Klipper here with the native Klipper LCD support? That is also the default #Ender3 display, right?

    It really looks great! I just love the icon for the nozzle, it looks very good. I've been wondering if I want to go for a touch screen and #KlipperScreen or just for an LCD display like this. I have a #Creality #CR6SE, so my fisplay is currently not working with Klipper.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  44. @nilsding

    Just to make sure, you are running #Klipper here with the native Klipper LCD support? That is also the default #Ender3 display, right?

    It really looks great! I just love the icon for the nozzle, it looks very good. I've been wondering if I want to go for a touch screen and #KlipperScreen or just for an LCD display like this. I have a #Creality #CR6SE, so my fisplay is currently not working with Klipper.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  45. @nilsding

    Just to make sure, you are running here with the native Klipper LCD support? That is also the default display, right?

    It really looks great! I just love the icon for the nozzle, it looks very good. I've been wondering if I want to go for a touch screen and or just for an LCD display like this. I have a , so my fisplay is currently not working with Klipper.

    @3dprinting

  46. @geekandi

    The #Creality #CR6SE had a large footprint because it is a bed slinger, so to enclose it completely, I have an 80x80x80 enclosure around it. That's a lot of air. For fast high prints, using the bed is too slow.

    I pf course overkilled it, and it isn't necessary, but I can set a temperature from room temperature to 60°C and it is automatically controlled.

    So, because I can😂

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  47. @geekandi

    The #Creality #CR6SE had a large footprint because it is a bed slinger, so to enclose it completely, I have an 80x80x80 enclosure around it. That's a lot of air. For fast high prints, using the bed is too slow.

    I pf course overkilled it, and it isn't necessary, but I can set a temperature from room temperature to 60°C and it is automatically controlled.

    So, because I can😂

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  48. @geekandi

    The #Creality #CR6SE had a large footprint because it is a bed slinger, so to enclose it completely, I have an 80x80x80 enclosure around it. That's a lot of air. For fast high prints, using the bed is too slow.

    I pf course overkilled it, and it isn't necessary, but I can set a temperature from room temperature to 60°C and it is automatically controlled.

    So, because I can😂

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  49. @geekandi

    The #Creality #CR6SE had a large footprint because it is a bed slinger, so to enclose it completely, I have an 80x80x80 enclosure around it. That's a lot of air. For fast high prints, using the bed is too slow.

    I pf course overkilled it, and it isn't necessary, but I can set a temperature from room temperature to 60°C and it is automatically controlled.

    So, because I can😂

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  50. @geekandi

    The had a large footprint because it is a bed slinger, so to enclose it completely, I have an 80x80x80 enclosure around it. That's a lot of air. For fast high prints, using the bed is too slow.

    I pf course overkilled it, and it isn't necessary, but I can set a temperature from room temperature to 60°C and it is automatically controlled.

    So, because I can😂

    @3dprinting

  51. I also upgraded to an all metal extruder for my #Creality #CR6SE because mine was about 3 years old, and the gears required some maintenance. Suppringly, this entire kit was cheaper than the gears and capricorn tube alone, so I just went for it.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  52. I also upgraded to an all metal extruder for my #Creality #CR6SE because mine was about 3 years old, and the gears required some maintenance. Suppringly, this entire kit was cheaper than the gears and capricorn tube alone, so I just went for it.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  53. I also upgraded to an all metal extruder for my #Creality #CR6SE because mine was about 3 years old, and the gears required some maintenance. Suppringly, this entire kit was cheaper than the gears and capricorn tube alone, so I just went for it.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  54. I also upgraded to an all metal extruder for my #Creality #CR6SE because mine was about 3 years old, and the gears required some maintenance. Suppringly, this entire kit was cheaper than the gears and capricorn tube alone, so I just went for it.

    @3dprinting #3dprinting

  55. I also upgraded to an all metal extruder for my because mine was about 3 years old, and the gears required some maintenance. Suppringly, this entire kit was cheaper than the gears and capricorn tube alone, so I just went for it.

    @3dprinting