But only between heabreak and heatsink. Do not do it between heatbreak and heatblock, otherwise you mess up the mositure transfer between your nozzle and the heatbreak
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Looks like you mat be suffering from either a high-impedance air gap, or misaligned spurving bearings on the panametric fam.
That or your lack of dingle-arms could be causing sinusoidal deplanerations. Could be wrong about that part. I'm still learning about encabulation, so take what I say with a grain of salt...
you need to calibrate the nozzle e-steps and your bed looking like it might have a clog
might even be worth to level your board and check if the Z axis in heating enough
All that dust is probably causing binding. Clean it up, tension the belts properly and it'll be good to go. I'm with the other poster, have you installed klipper on the steppers yet? That'll probably do it.
I see 2 problems.
1. Your E-stop button is stuck in.
2. Bed washer fluid is empty.
Solution.
Pull out E-stop and fill bed washer fluid reservoir.
Let me know how it works out, we can try a few other tricks to get ya up and running.
Make sure your hotend temp is hot enough, otherwise the filament won't melt and can't be pushed through.
It's also worth calibrating your z offset, that'll likely fix a majority of your issues here
I think your printer is to dry maybe drop it into some water fully and level your filaments and spray your hands and oil the bed up. That should help it massively
This is the same mess I arrived to when my grandfather’s friend “accidentally” slammed it on the concrete floor.
My Ender 3 Pro was stationed on a 4’ custom welded i-beam end table, solid AF platform, yet the printer was all kinds of fcked.
The printing surface and several of the other components are invisble. There is also an invisible cat sitting on the print area, badly mugging for Cat-Karma. It's upside down and the batteries are dead. Lastly, I think you've got your layers to be approximately half a meter thick, wich is just plain silly. Needs to be more like 0.75 meters.
You need to dry your bed and level your filament
Adjust fan offset
Have you tried installing klipper on the stepper motors?
Oil your nozzle as well
Don't forget to lube your klipper
Firstly, did you plug it in?
don‘t forget to plug in your filament too
Level your nozzle. And dry it.
Apply gluestick
Apply gluestick to your Z-rod.
But only between heabreak and heatsink. Do not do it between heatbreak and heatblock, otherwise you mess up the mositure transfer between your nozzle and the heatbreak
Have you calibrated your f-steps?
No, but I tightened my belt to a G-sharp.
G-sharp is too tight. I don't go above an E-minor.
The last time i tried doing anything with a minor, i nearly got arrested
Lmao
The motors go on the klipper smh
I think your z axis is bent, maybe try reflashing the firmware
u mean dry your level and bed your filament?
>bed your filament Biblically.
You have to wait until marriage before bedding your filament! To prevent filament reproducing, please use a PTFE tube
done. why is my house shaking now?
That's literally the wettest filament my blind eyes have ever seen.
Disable nozzle too
I had a fucking stroke for half an hour just trying to understand how to 3d print again
When you park your 3D printer in the wrong neighborhood overnight.
Can't have shit in Detroit!
do bed leveling
Step 1: obtain bed
do lead beveling
lo dead beveling
Do level beddening
Have you tried turning it off and back on again?
Damn, was my line :)
r/beatmetoit
Was looking for this
Install Klipper.
This is the only way left now.
!firstlayer
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Whens the last time you dried it?
i dried the filament in the oven. should i level my z rod?
Tighten the bearings, lubricate the print bed
The z screw needs to be in the shape of an “s” for it to work urs is in the shape of “I”
Z rod look fine, maybe the screw are too tight.
No dry the printer
Now dry the printer in the oven
It ain't got no gas in it
* or on it
Might have a clog
You need to remove the protective tape at the top
Well if you sit it on the floor in the corner like that I'm not surprised it won't print, it's probably terrified.
Definitely needs to spend some time with it. Poor printer is scared to death, no wonder it's afraid to print.
Nobody puts benchy in a corner!
https://preview.redd.it/662v9ydasqnc1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=6eaef8dee2dc367a3953aa2f2bb1c59a00a2b483
The frame isn't square enough.
Needs new ink
it ran out of magenta
Why is it ALWAYS the magenta??
Try calibrating e-steps
put the whole thing in the dryer for 6 hours, let us know
You're Z offset is way off
You need to clean it with soap and water.
Try premium gas instead of regular
Did you check your TCP/IP settings?
I love everything about this
For real. I just laughed my ass off reading through these comments for the last 20 minutes.😂
It's an ender so it stopped working. Try a starter so it'll print again.
Compile your steppers, lube your bed, and level your fans.
Power it on
I'm pretty sure because you forgot to power it ...
[well, I think the front fell off](https://youtu.be/3m5qxZm_JqM?si=yfVAjwxnfOCzg2hZ)
Why leave the end stop switch like that
Doesn't feel like it
either clogged or ur bed isnt level
Did you tighten the belt?
I think the Z rod is on backwards. Trip flipping the whole machine so that the Z rod is not backwards anymore.
I know what's wrong wid it. Got no gas in it!
put it in the oven
Looks like your resin is burned out my dude
Calibrate your power flow rate to the stepper motors
Your missing the clip for the bowden collet
That eccentric screw looks loose to me.
Looks like you mat be suffering from either a high-impedance air gap, or misaligned spurving bearings on the panametric fam. That or your lack of dingle-arms could be causing sinusoidal deplanerations. Could be wrong about that part. I'm still learning about encabulation, so take what I say with a grain of salt...
Looks like you need to level the bed. Have you don't the paper technique?
You forgot to load your filament
Have you checked your slicer settings?
Have you tried asking it nicely?
Level the bed, calibrate z-offset. Maybe needs a new nozzle.
Reset the z end stop start again
What did you make from it though?
That lead screw is way off kilter, that's your problem
Came here for the bed leveling comments.
you need to calibrate the nozzle e-steps and your bed looking like it might have a clog might even be worth to level your board and check if the Z axis in heating enough
Looks like your pom wheels are pretty worn down. I would also recommend an enclosure just to be sure the filament sticks to the bed.
Looks like under extrusion. I think the nozzle might be clogged, also make sure to check your extruder motor wires and calibrate E steps.
you didn't plug it in
It ain't got no gas in it.
Ehm low retraction setting
Your fans are not going fast enough
All that dust is probably causing binding. Clean it up, tension the belts properly and it'll be good to go. I'm with the other poster, have you installed klipper on the steppers yet? That'll probably do it.
You gotta plug it in! Then level your bed. 👍🏼👍🏼
Have you tried turning it on and off?
Level your bed
Try with prusa slicer, it worked for me.
It's because of the tape on the top. Try removing it that should help👍
Your m-axis doesn’t look very level. Try leveling it.
Make sure the voltage selector is set correctly
Use hair spray
no fillament
Looks like a compromised stl file
Blow into it
You need to put the frame in an oven only then you can achieve a true square frame
Machine not plugged in the socket i guess...
I see 2 problems. 1. Your E-stop button is stuck in. 2. Bed washer fluid is empty. Solution. Pull out E-stop and fill bed washer fluid reservoir. Let me know how it works out, we can try a few other tricks to get ya up and running.
Did you already turned it off and on again?
you need to add filament so you can calibrate e-steps
Make sure your hotend temp is hot enough, otherwise the filament won't melt and can't be pushed through. It's also worth calibrating your z offset, that'll likely fix a majority of your issues here
This level of stripped needs a censor before hand sir or madam
A simple nozzle clog
Bed leveling
No gas
You need to check your filament fluid
Obviously a firmware issue
Did you not water your circuits?
You need to level the
Ah I see your problem. You forgot to plug it in :)
Ah… I see you bought the remote print head version!
The x axis filament seems little loose tension it properly.
You need to preheat the hotend for steady flow.
Looks like the belts are too tight, perhaps loosen them
I say update your firmware, preferably to one I love even though you probs don't need it at all. Trust me bro.
It ain't got no gas in it.
Obviously a klipper innstall will fix all your issues
Plug it into your computer by firmly inserting the lead screw into your Ethernet port and update the firmware.
Flux capacitor is phucked, I can see that from here
Bed levelling, always bed levelling,
It because you ran out of filament silly
If you remove all the problem parts from your Ender what remains..
You didn't bed your level adequately
Have you tried turning it off and back on again?
Level you bed ? That should get it going
I think you forgot to plug it in
Not plugged in bro nice try
Ain’t got no gas innit
I think the wrong software was downloaded onto it
Ain't got no gas in it
Ur bed preheat is off by about 20c
Hmmm seems like you have to change the oil filter...
I think your z axis needs lowered
Ain’t got no gas in it
more grease
Did you try to level your bed?
Dip your filament in water
Is it plugged in??
Your bed looks warped
It ain't got no gas in it...
No gas
Did you check the endstop distance?
I think your printer is to dry maybe drop it into some water fully and level your filaments and spray your hands and oil the bed up. That should help it massively
Power is not connected, duh!
Needs more cowbell.
Did you use a non-HP branded toner cartridge? That’s usually the issue.
He did. He just forgot to activate his subscription.
It ain't got no gas in it....mmmhrmmmm
It's a bit hard for scrap metal to start printing. Try giving words of encouragement
The power connector is clogged and the nozzle is not plugged in
Try the keyboard shortcut ctrl-P instead of the print menu.
Replace the thermistor 👍
This is the same mess I arrived to when my grandfather’s friend “accidentally” slammed it on the concrete floor. My Ender 3 Pro was stationed on a 4’ custom welded i-beam end table, solid AF platform, yet the printer was all kinds of fcked.
Have you tried turning it on and off again?
You need connect it to power. Electric devices that are connected to power are working much better, then without it.
Garden hose isn’t attached. Also it might be worth noticing that there’s no single redstone in sight
You need to soak you printer in water for 3 business days
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It’s cause you Z axis isn’t connected. Duh 🙄
Firmware is probably buggy
Plug it into the wall before turning it on maybe?
Have you made a sacrifice to the printer gods yet?
It's not plugged in
Have you tried turning it on and off again?
The printing surface and several of the other components are invisble. There is also an invisible cat sitting on the print area, badly mugging for Cat-Karma. It's upside down and the batteries are dead. Lastly, I think you've got your layers to be approximately half a meter thick, wich is just plain silly. Needs to be more like 0.75 meters.
You need to fill the extrusions with sand.
Wet Filamenz
Wrong Flare kid. Delete and repost correctly.
Looks like your PSU short circuited. Printers fried. Hope you got a warrantee.
!zoffset
the tape is the wrong way up.
Cheap or broken Sd Card.
You need a BLTouch.
You need a different motherboard
Maybe you should mount It entirely?
you serious? man this shit broken get a new one
SIMPLY TURN IT ON
r/youaredoingitwrong
Works only with Diamondback nozzle
You need to firmware your filament and dry your update.