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This seems to be a bug. Thank you for letting us know!

Hi, Saif!

Unfortunately, this is not something we would be able to assist you with as we do not have that machine and have not ever worked on it. That being said, I would be hesitant about offering any sort of step by step advisories.

@jesusposada said in support material:

hout support material the prints are bad but with support material, I can't remove it so it looks worst, how can a put a minimum support material so is easy to remove.

It sounds like you may want to adjust the Air Gap in your print to help make the support material break off a bit easier. If you are using MatterControl, the AirGap can be found under Slice Settings> Support> Airgap.

This effectively tells the printer to leave a small gap between the part itself and the support to help make it easier to remove later on.
Additionally, you might consider increasing the X Y Distance. This will increase or decrease ( depending on the value) the spacing between the support lines which might also help the supports pull off a bit easier as well. It is definitely one of those things that will require some trial and error as there is no One-Size-Fits-All kind of setting.

This is not something we have done or tried in house.
The palette is not compatible with the Pulse.

@pverdin said in Saving settings by Filament:

these settings to my ABS or when I go to a different filament will I have to go through the whole tweaking process when I return to ABS?
Second question is when I change back to a garolite plate and re-level with the Z-offset need to be reset as well?

That would be a neat idea to add down the road but no, you will need to adjust the Z offset accordingly for that.

Yes, I would highly recommend recalibrating your machine when you change any variables like that.

Hey, Saif!

Regrettably, I was unable to locate much information about that printer and am currently at a loss of how to assist here.

@crchisholm

My apologizes.

When I previously wrote Heater Block, I meat Heat Sink. The Heat break screws into the below unit which are different sizes:
https://www.matterhackers.com/store/l/e3d-titan-aero-replacement-heat-sink/sk/MYNFN4D1

@erniehatt

Hi, Earnie!

I apologize if we missed your email, that is unlike us. We are most certainly answering emails every day.
It looks like you had sent in an email over the weekend when we were closed. I do see we responded to you yesterday.
Sometimes, our emails end up in junk or spam folders.

I hope that helps!

Sorry for the inconvenience.

I would be happy to help here but I have plenty of questions, could you please clarify?

Would you be able to take a screenshot just to be sure we are both on the same page?

If you are trying to export something on your Print bed in MatterControl, you can right-click it and select Export> Export as STL.

If I am a misunderstanding your issue, please let me know.

If you did not run a PID tune when you installed the new hotend, this might be advantageous as well
https://matterhackers.dozuki.com/Guide/PID+Tuning/6