shouldn't i still be able to jog the axis's though? The printer won't do anything if it can't read the thermistor. Hopefully you saved some money with a used M2, because I see some upgrades in your future: * V3B hotend (I'd get this anyway -- your thermistor or its wiring is suspect) * 24v upgrade

That definitely seems like a mechanical problem ... Power the machine on, and let it sit. While it's just sitting there, unplug the thermistor from the hotend. You should immediately get the M999 error -- this is to reinforce that the error appears as soon as the thermistor disappears. Reset the mac...

Towards it.

I'm in for 2kg of natural, and a spool of their "cleaner filament" if they can stuff that into the box

Hi Insta, Thanks i did contact them and all is good. I placed my order once i received there email back. Yeah im really glad as i been ready alot of great things about the Makergear M2 and the Forum here and look forward to it :) They do have a great support even on a sunday. Sorry about my rant at...

You sound very entitled. How long do you think assembly and calibration will take, especially since you need it by Thanksgiving? Is $300 seriously not worth it to just open the box, load some filament, and hit "go"? Send MakerGear an email -- info@makergear.com, and ask about stock. They'll probably...

I'm amazed that didnt' take out the driver.

jdacal wrote:Kicking myself for buying too many spare V3's.

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I have 4

Just for S&G, can you put the 0.35mm nozzle back on, and slice that part with the new version of Slic3r? It has a feature, some kind of adaptive infill, that will pump up the extrusion width for cases like you had. I'm curious if it'll work here.

i just had the same thing mark. i had 6-7 abs spools that had just a small amt on them so that what i burnt up on the bomb parts i was making. its getting painted anyway so colors didnt matter. couple things to note. dont let the filament end run down in the drive and think youll just feed the new ...