The default PLA setting in S3D should work for HatchBox. It's pretty much bog standard PLA. I'd start with the S3D default PLA profile, and see if you can get a good extrusion multiplier setting. Once you can get a clean cube, then (and only then) move on to your model. The mess on the bottom looks ...

I use S3D, but I'm packing to go out of town for a week. I didn't see what brand, or material you are using. If you are printing ABS for example, I have no profiles for that because I don't use it. I mostly print with eSun PLA+, which requires a different profile from regular PLA. If you tell us wha...

I typically get +/- 0.01 mm on my cal cube walls once I have the extrusion multiplier set right. The first wall thickness can often be off a little depending on retraction settings & the like, but 3 out of 4 should be pretty spot on.

I typically get +/- 0.01 mm on my cal cube walls once I have the extrusion multiplier set right. The first wall thickness can often be off a little depending on retraction settings & the like, but 3 out of 4 should be pretty spot on.

I have recently added your Cura profile but am unable to add a second extruder as I have a dual extruder setup. Any thought on how I might be able to add that? Thanks in Advance. Do you have Cura working well for a single extruder? What version of M2 are you using, and which version of Cura? I've g...

What you are looking for is a "stacked wave disk spring": https://www.mcmaster.com/wave-springs There are quite a few variables in specifying one. Even if you want to source it locally, I'd check with MakerGear tech support to get the right specs. It's small enough that they may just toss one in an ...

I used the default orientation. There are actually some clever design features in the model to minimize supports if you print it the way they intended. I used S3D, and I think I may have played a little with the supports, but I don't recall that it was a big deal. I printed a slighjtly modified vers...

S3D is definitely still under development, and they are threatening a major new release later this year. I say "threatening" both because they plan to charge existing users for it, and because they tend to introduce new bugs with each version, including breaking things that worked before. They also ...

I've been using Fusion360. I used to have a paid copy of Alibre/Geomagic, and it was very buggy. Fusion has had a few quirks, but they are very responsive to bug reports and the latest version is very stable. I can get Fusion for free because I work part-time at a university. The regular licensing f...

Although the glass is pretty good as far as being flat, it's not necessarily uniform thickness. I measured a couple glass beds, and found that my original one was slightly wedge shaped; it was thicker on one side that the other. If I have to remove the bed for any reason, I make sure I install it in...