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Try as a *.zip - should work.Rory wrote: ... (can't upload them to here for some reason)... send us an email.
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carbon wrote: Trying to use my recently built SC600 to 3D print. The problem I am having is that the material (PLA) seems to be feeding too quickly and interfering with the nozzle on its next pass, which then wipes out the structure. Is there a way in QuickNCPC to slow down the filament feed rate? I have tried the 4th axis speed settings but nothing seems to affect it. Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Gary
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dtomee wrote: Finally, i'm somewhat disillusioned with the 3D printer. The 4th axe doesn't run; the PLA's flow observed came from only the internal pressure and stop after only few minutes.
The stepper motor did'nt receive instruction from MACH3.
I've contacted Stepcraft for the guarantee.
Wait and See...
A question for Rory:
I didn't understand our Macro M107. The followings instructions in the macro, don't seem to match up with 4th axe ?
doOemButton(1011)
Code "G00 X0 Y0"
While IsMoving()
Wend
David
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Ktshung wrote: Dear Rory
Could you please send to me the macro of zero starting of A-axis too.
My email : This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Thank you for your help
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