You can download the settings for the Repetier Cura profiles for 0.1 mm, 0.2 mm, 0.3mm and 0.4 mm. This shows that there are still some issues with the FW Same issues.Īfter reducing the receive buffer to 63 bytes and using ping-pong the print is more stable… But still issues. This might generate communication issue since they are very close to the Y motor The USB cables inside the printer are unshielded (10 cm long).
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The USB Serial communication between the PC and printer stops responding randomly after 20-30 minute (sometimes quicker with other USB cables) when used with Repetier Host. It is unstable and has annoying usability issues e.g useless dialogs
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At first, their software EasyPrint looks nice, but as you use it you want back toy your slicer.This is reflected in the Cura profiles bellow. On the 1st layer I’m always extruding more filament.Unstable… Only a power off solves the issue Sometimes the screen starts up with noise, shifted, etc.
Nice, responsive, easy to use but probably has bugs.The holes are shifted and the screws are too short. Looks nice but it is improperly designed.I have set the flow back to 100% and decrease the filament size to 1.68mm. Update: I’ve Measured my filament and roughly they are between 1.68 and 1.72mm. I’ve gave to the filament flow a 120 percent and it looks better. Cleaned the belt, tuned up the screws, problem went away.After goofing around and blaming the slicer, looked back to the bed and found out that actually has two point where the movement was not smooth.After fixing it, the prints gave strange offsets.Timing belt on the bed was not correctly mounted one of the fastening bolt was loose.The bundle I got (end of February 2018) had the following issues: The bed is not heated therefore it is very important to stick the objects on the bed by using brim and extruding more filament on the first layer or using rafts. Because of the Bowden extruder you will probably not be able to print flexible filament. Since the extruder can go only to the 230 Celsius you can’t use this printer for ABS or PLA+.
The new Geeetech E180 is a neat little printer, well built and pretty accurate. I’ve started with a DYI kit from Geeetech (Prusa I3) and since I’ve learned enough from this experience, I moved to the “office” variant. Since a year I’m a little bit into 3d print.
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