you just need to get a top plate from SE. ID has a different top plate. Try to return it or you can see if you can find the plate and make it work with SE

zemlin wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 12, 2019 4:05 pm

This procedure is not specific to Makergear or S3D.

Thank you. Going to test it out today

Hi Zemlin . Question- can these be used with different printer and slicer? Or are these specific to makergear and s3d?

Someone on the mosaic fb group just bought a M3-SE printer from makergear and it came with the probe attached so it seems that makergear is selling printers with it. Just not sure if its available as a upgrade option. Reach out to makergear and ask them. Mounting plate on ID is different from SE so ...

No it was printing fine. I had to adjust it though. I used babystepping feature in Marlin 1.1.9 and adjusted it by printing 50x50 square as it was printing. Once I adjust the babystepping I saved the value into marlin and it worked. took a few tries

Hi, I am taking a poll to see if there’s enough interest for us to open the tooling to make a specific size kit for maker gear. If you can try to get any of your other community members to chime in of their interest, I will definitely developed for make your gear if we get at least 20 people intere...

Currently working on this with another forum member. Looks promising.

Hi jferguson - usually i get back of the prints that don't look as good as front of the print. I just did a all in one 3d printer test and noticed that front where cooling reaches looks good but back of it doesn't. i also get little stringing on the back of the print. Here is a link to the pictures ...

Hello all I print in pla and notice that back side of my prints is not getting enough cooling. I swapped my m2 fan for m3 style cooling and that helped but still has ways to go. I've seen people recommend getting desktop fan and putting it in the back of the printer. What would be a good fan to use?...

I'm not sure about the connector mount being flipped, most likely it was just ignorance as to how it should look :). I believe that the Digipot_motor_current sets the current available to the stepper motors. There were only a couple of changes I could find in that file, and that was one of them. If...