Thanks for the replies!
I will probably begin by looking at the Nema dampeners. I read about it before, but thought they were mainly for noise improvements so I did not really dig into that.

Thanks again guys!

Mmm... Maybe...
The black one is PLA. I think it was at 60 mm/s.
The blue one is PETG at 40 mm/s.

Hi there, Any time I have a raised detailed on a side wall (lettring for example) I can see a ripple effect of that detail. I have been wondering for a while what could cause this, but did not come to any kind of solution so far. Does any of you have any idea what could cause this? Thanks! Capture1....

Well no I don't see it worth the time. I understand that what I am trying to achieve is not easily doable.
It would have been nice though to be able to get that number at which the print begins.
I understand that number is somehow hidden though.

Thanks Jules!

Kind of yes. I saw that thread and understood I can adjust the Z height using those codes, but I would like to know from what height I start. I do not want the print start height to be the Z home. I would like to manually home the Z height (at the bottom near the switch), and then enter a line of co...

Just let me look at it another way so I can get it our of my head.

On a Rev.E, while not printing and using S3D as a control interface, can I manually raise the bed to the height the print would start?

Thanks for that answer. That also explains a lot of "does not apply to Rev.E" comments I saw on the forum and never really understood the reason for. I wanted to "zero" the bed near the nozzle so I could just put a filler gauge under the nozzle, drop the nozzle and retight it into place. I guess I w...

I have been looking for this on the forum but did not have any luck. Is there a way to Zero the bed in manual mode using S3D on a RevE? I mean, when I home all my axes, I ready Z=0. But my bed is fard down where the limit swithes are. Now, when I start a print over USB, I can read the Z value during...

zemlin wrote:The nub that presses against the HBP went flat.

It must be me and the English not getting along, but I am not getting this. Could you explain it? I am using PETG more and more and am much interested in its limitations.
Thanks!

Hey thanks for all your great feedbacks! I'll make sure to grab some table epoxy next time I go the hardware store. Easy Cast might be harder to get in my area, I'll look for it next time I go in the city. So during the night I printed those 5 samples. 3.PNG All I had today to run my first trial was...