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Not sure what you are exactly doing, but you may need to combine before you save or export.

Love to have it. You can send it to me larsbrubaker@matterhackers.com.

I'll get it included in the next build.

Thanks.

Glad you are liking the printer.

1. You can print from SD card
   
2. The tension know should be about 1cm from the housing (the part where the sprint is should be about 1cm). It should be enough to allow you to feed filament when you press it open. If not, you can loosen it more.
3. The hotend icon and controls can be found on the top left of the screen. You can also find the icon on the controls tab.
   
4. The nozzle is .4mm. Thanks for pointing that out. We'll get the site updated.

@mavin I may have a crash log that I can investigate. Do you have an exact time of when a crash occurred? Thanks for any help you can give.

I have also released a new version to the alpha channel that addresses some issues with the library. You can switch to that channel in the update dialog box and see if it helps.

Thank you! And happy holidays to you and all of our wonderful users here.

@tinken Would it be possible to get a photo of the part and possibly the STL in order to replicate the problem here with the hope of having our dev team correct the issue?

@tinken Have you tried doing an E-step calibration?

@pverdin This is likely happening due to curling which is why it happens once the overhang begins. I personally find success when I print PETG around 260c hotend and 75c on the bed with 100% cooing to prevent curling.

@gonzer I find that printing with the bed hot (75c-85c) ensures that the filament contours into the build surface, specifically the PEI, and I also disable the part cooling fan for the first 3-5 layers

Reading your message, I'm imagining you are frustrated with some problem you are having with MatterControl. I'm sorry if this software is not functioning as you expect. If you can explain in more detail what is happening and some of the actions that are correlated with it, we will investigate and try to address whatever it may be.

Thanks.