I possess both models. The D series operates on a 12v system, featuring an external power supply and an 8-bit CNC board. On the other hand, the E series runs on 24v, equipped with a Meanwell power supply affixed to the frame. The E series offers flexibility with either an 8-bit or 32-bit configuration. Additionally, both printers may include a magnetic base.

However, I've noted a concern: the website technician should dedicate more attention to clearly defining the specifics in the refurbished Pulse printer listings. Offering this insight, it's essential for potential buyers to have accurate and detailed information for an informed decision.

Determine the "Total Width" for cylinder placement. Calculate "Spacing" by dividing Total Width by the number of cylinders minus one. Start with the first cylinder, placing the rest at Spacing intervals.

@ozzy5 Pulse is a very reliable printer, parts are available at Matterhackers.

If your bed size is 220 x 220, then it is not rectangular. P1 should probe the bed center (G28) prior to bed mesh (G29). Make sure Has Z probe is on and z servo is also on.

If they are out you can roll your own with some Fiberglass cotton and capton tape kinda like the makerbots used to do

https://www.amazon.com/Insulation-3D-Printer-Makerbot-Extruder/dp/B076DH368Q/ref=sr_1_16_sspa?crid=10TTOB9ZRWC3U&keywords=fiberglass+cotton+hotend+insulation&qid=1643127901&sprefix=fiberglass+cotton+hotend+insulation%2Caps%2C52&sr=8-16-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUFWM1o0TUc3SjRMM1kmZW5jcnlwdGVkSWQ9QTA4ODYxOTQ5SzJSS0hQN1dWQVgmZW5jcnlwdGVkQWRJZD1BMDU1NTk3MzI5MUo1MDdQTldYNUImd2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9tdGYmYWN0aW9uPWNsaWNrUmVkaXJlY3QmZG9Ob3RMb2dDbGljaz10cnVl

But as previously stated its not necessary - you might have to run a PID tune though if you go from insulated to non insulated

Set the print dry system on top of your enclosure. Then run the boden tube down into one of the holes on the side of Prusa enclosure and up to the Bondtech extruder. What kind of filament are you using?

@tinken Thanks, just wanted to try another package is all

Default settings, standard quality, this took 1:20 to print, like this. The back has more. Its the 2nd print we did (and because of video driver incompatibility, the 2nd print after 2 days of trying to get the machine to output anything). This is not their PLA, its Raise premium, since we used to have one of those.

My take so far... this has been what i really never liked about 3d printers. Spend a large sum of money, and then upgrade and tweak. Or spend a large sum of money and have to build it yourself. Or spend several large sums of money, and get really nice results at a snails pace. Worse, its almost impossible to find any 3d printing equipment or components that are not made in china.