Tea?

[Bobby Mhor]

Owdo
Not "Would you like a cuppa" or "Time you were up and about!"
T'is, t'is true
You plan on keeping it there...

Came off alright?
Someone has to...
Any changes for the second test piece...
These supports required for faster printing?

Were they in the same place when placed together, given they were on opposite sides when printing.
Has it worked?

Decided to change the nozzle.....
Must go read up about doing it..
Failing that, hotend replacement?
Maybe tomorrow?
It does follow the usual pattern of needing done...
We'll see....
I'd better find my tools and nozzles, of course.

Supports? for overhangs etc.
Adds time to the prints plus you have to remove them, of course.
The recent blockage eventually cleared, and I wondered if it was anything to do with it.
We'll see...

 

[classic33]

Decided to change the nozzle.....
Must go read up about doing it..
Failing that, hotend replacement?
Maybe tomorrow?
It does follow the usual pattern of needing done...
We'll see....
I'd better find my tools and nozzles, of course.

Long job or just plain awkward...
Haven't you already changed the nozzle one, now you're reading up on it!
Okay, stupid question, hotend replacement?
All tools, and spares not used on a regular basis put up for safe keeping no doubt.

Supports? for overhangs etc.
Adds time to the prints plus you have to remove them, of course.
The recent blockage eventually cleared, and I wondered if it was anything to do with it.
We'll see...

To me, just seems odd that for the same piece(s) one program requires supports the other doesn't. Might be missing something obvious here though.
You got a tip guage, measure the internal size on the nozzle you plan on changing. See how much wear is on it. Might be behind your recent blockage if wear is too much.

Best done when there's no distractions, and you've time for a bit of head scratching...

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Long job or just plain awkward...
Haven't you already changed the nozzle one, now you're reading up on it!
Okay, stupid question, hotend replacement?
All tools, and spares not used on a regular basis put up for safe keeping no doubt.

To me, just seems odd that for the same piece(s) one program requires supports the other doesn't. Might be missing something obvious here though.
You got a tip guage, measure the internal size on the nozzle you plan on changing. See how much wear is on it. Might be behind your recent blockage if wear is too much.

Best done when there's no distractions, and you've time for a bit of head scratching...

I've turned the place upside down and can't find my spare nozzles so I headed off and ordered some..
Bet they turn up in a day or two.
More likely arrive tomorrow afternoon..
if that doesn't work? a new Hotend (?).. Google it much easier....
If that doesn't work, I ain't got a scooby doo...

 

[classic33]

I've turned the place upside down and can't find my spare nozzles so I headed off and ordered some..
Bet they turn up in a day or two.
More likely arrive tomorrow afternoon..
if that doesn't work? a new Hotend (?).. Google it much easier....
If that doesn't work, I ain't got a scooby doo...

Isn't that how you get things to turn up, replace them?
The ones you've ordered, the ones you have or both!
I did search hotend, maybe I should have put 3D printer in as well. Not all results were safe to post.
Hopefully you've no more parts to replace. Just after the driver update as well...