2 weeks is perfectly inside the warranty window. Contact MakerGear about it, you should be able to hit over 100C (even if jim says its unnecessary) with a 24v machine. Support is part of the price of the machine -- use it

Well, relatively harmless means it's shaking the heck out of the M2 and potentially ramming the endstop (which is only an issue with X, the Y endstop has a nylon bump-guard) -- as opposed to slipping teeth on gears or shorting out motor windings, both of which are permanent damage. I can buy a 25-pa...

i'm printing abs (for the first time) trying to get all the bugs worked out why my abs wouldn't stick to the bed. i read on the makergear website 110 for the bed temp. last night i tried to get the temp to 105 and it wouldn't do it. stuck around 103 FOREVER... trying tonight the bed seemed to warm ...

Just to clarify guys, that hideous noise when the stepper goes too far is just skipped steps, and is relatively harmless.

You can absolutely do this, and it works just as jsc said. Post if you get lost in Marlin.

No biggie. Mine was a 1.3 that came from my M2, but I couldn't pull my remap trick since I have dual extruders. I'm sure it'll end up on another printer of mine eventually.

If you know how to remap pins.h (and you only have 1 extruder), you can remap E2 to be Y. I only need one extruder. Don't know how to remap, but can follow instructions. Cost & timing = ?? If remap is too far beyond my capabilities, I'll need to go the high-$ route. I dunno, I'd be happy with $50 s...

I have a 1.3 with a blown Y channel. If you know how to remap pins.h (and you only have 1 extruder), you can remap E2 to be Y, and I'll get you back in business for cheap.

Failing that, MG will likely get you hooked up.

Go ahead and contradict everything I said guys, it's cool

Be careful with Noctuas. They're designed for one thing only: to be stupid quiet. They sacrifice a lot of airflow for this.