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@@KapmansBasementWorkshop I returned the printer

@@tjcarr70 I returned the printer, but for the profile, I just copied a bambu profile. For line widths, just add .4 to each one. For height, it's up to you. Make sure to rerun flow and pa calibrations for the larger nozzle

@@jessie38supercharged Thankyou for the reply. I can print PLA okay, but PETG is a nighmare with the 0.8 nozzle. Just cannot get a good first layer :( Tried .4mm and .2mm layer height with all other settings set to 0 for Orca to sort out. Tried variantions of 0.8mm upto 1.05mm on the infill and walls, but just wasted fillament :( Using Tinmorry PETG ECO. This prints find with 0.4mm default FLSUN nozzle. So strange. Also tried upping and lowing the temperatures and using glue on the bed.

@tjcarr70 Have you checked all the screws in the arms? And set screws in the steppers. Stuff on these printers like yo loosen up. I figured oit fast, that Delta printers are trash. No matter what, you'll have 3 high point in the bed mesh because if the 3 arms design. Sorry I see that its fine with pla. It's just weird that it's the first layer. Make sure you aren't just doubling line widths. only add .02-.04 to the nozzle width. So for .8, set lines between 8.02 and 8.04. Maybe .85 for infill lines.

This is as useless as your mom.

@DMNewell And when measuring with a caliper. The only one thats not accurate is the preloaded test made by flsun because they turned down accelerations. This test was done with orcas test

@rockels_journals It's bambu lab pla carbon fiber For the rewinder parts. Polymaker army green ASA on the spool itself

@@jessie38supercharged Thanks for letting me know! Looks beautiful! :)

@@rockels_journals Whoops. If you meant the green filament on the spool, it's polymaker army green asa. They also make a nice army brown.

@@jessie38supercharged Well I actually like both hahaha. The filament on the spool and the green of the unwinding frame and tube guide 👍

@VoluntaristSociety I think youre right. I think I also need to run the fan higher. In this video, it's at 50%

@nosqhon Any v6 nozzle works. The nozzle I used jn this video was www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CQLZLCW6?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

@VoluntaristSociety Depends on how you look at it. As it comes, out of the box, it can't hit 110mm3/s. Just like the bambu can't actually hit its advertised flow rate. But they can both max out at there advertised flow rates when using aftermarket nozzles. 35ish for the bambu with a revo nozzle or 110 on the s1 wigh a cht nozzle. Kinda like how they both advertise travel speeds as actual print speed. But yes, the bambu bros are relentless. They will fan boy to the death. I also have 3 bambus and 8 ams units and hate spending any time on the bambu forums.

@@jessie38supercharged Wait you switched nozzle here? I didn't realize somehow lol. I see the title now. I was able to get 65mm^3/s out of the stock v400 with regular white petg. (comes with cht) So i definitely expected the s1 to do better.

@VoluntaristSociety The S1 comes with a heat break with 3 tips in it. Doesn't really split the path but kinda scrapes into the filament

@@DMNewell Foam www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07B75PD8B?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title Dynamat. You probably don't need this much www.amazon.com/%EF%BB%BFDynamat-Xtreme-Sound-Deadening-Insulation/dp/B00020CB2S/ref=mp_s_a_1_2_pp?crid=2PTDSAJG8O1JB&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.YDxQb5dH-RyH8XylsA3AyEsqVxZkwMec6GcmjKbP0l8XFoB_E20x7oY3huyLgLxMZx9dHBxgUljQl_VEFfKz2Jmc636VBLKVWAVOUddcz2kk37xmsmFjzbSNqALtnCfFWo5z6gsOOyOgfAiHLXlWhQo4UrSveEu8rF7I_8JOcHI0DGZqJt_eMoroakbLaEIDiG12uelBOatm8gRk-35R2A.RNJefRFRugKbCzuumn_Qj4-IfvD9NWAg3DeZBMkQWG0&dib_tag=se&keywords=dynamat&qid=1721080919&sprefix=dynamat%2Caps%2C162&sr=8-2 Alternatively, to save money and possibly enhance lighting spread, you could just use a layer of this. www.amazon.com/Kilmat-Deadening-Automotive-Insulation-dampening/dp/B0751CBXBT/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=2PTDSAJG8O1JB&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.YDxQb5dH-RyH8XylsA3AyEsqVxZkwMec6GcmjKbP0l8XFoB_E20x7oY3huyLgLxMZx9dHBxgUljQl_VEFfKz2Jmc636VBLKVWAVOUddcz2kk37xmsmFjzbSNqALtnCfFWo5z6gsOOyOgfAiHLXlWhQo4UrSveEu8rF7I_8JOcHI0DGZqJt_eMoroakbLaEIDiG12uelBOatm8gRk-35R2A.RNJefRFRugKbCzuumn_Qj4-IfvD9NWAg3DeZBMkQWG0&dib_tag=se&keywords=dynamat&qid=1721080919&sprefix=dynamat%2Caps%2C162&sr=8-3

@@jessie38supercharged Thanks dude!

@@DMNewell Make sure to clean the surfaces with alcohol first.

Firstruss Lastdale yeah. The poor people bought 2 of the most expensive esc, motor and servo they sold at the time.

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