I know I have seen that. But the problem is that even a new clip or flipping it over did not do the trick cause it probably popped out too often and a new ptfe tube did not stay in long either problem is the pulse makes quit a bend there especially if you go left and right all the way often if its a big print and we only do big prints. The little black grommet inside with the teeth is probably worn out and MH don't have them and it takes a while to get them from Bond tech so now this seems to be working so far and atm idk if this is going to become permanent or will be removed when the little black gromets come in. The extruder shold probably be horizontal instead of vertical to take the strain off which would require some different routing of the filament from the spool holder. From a design standpoint you want to keep the number of direction changes to a minimum and at the very least could eliminate the one going from vertical to horizontal by putting the extruder that way in the first place. But Now also the current wires wold be too short so to do that will become a whole project

@michael-petitclerc The shift occurs only on Y-axis. I then checked the Z-screws: Right: -1.52mm Left: -1.58mm The Z-screws are in in the correct position. This is how they appear with the gantry at home point.

@mpirringer Thank you for your answer I've tried to find Print Recovery for further, but I can't see Options for Enable Recovery in MatterControl 2.0. Anyway, I'm not sure, how such way works, if power shut down will affect connected computer with MatterControl By the way, exporting of data to SD card takes about 4 minutes, it seems different from Cura process, which makes this in second. Maybe in this case would be better to write to SD Card from Cura. But I'm not sure, how to set Cura properly for Pulse XE and Nylon X, except temperatures, some guide on this would be also very useful

Guess I try again. 1.) Can I bed level in Slic3r or 2.) Can I do volumetric in MC and if not when and at all and can I specify different layer widths. There used to be a way to use the slic3r engine but no more. Lets start with that and I can inject the other stuff later

Hey @erievon The PulseXE will not be receiving any firmware updates as we do not typically push firmware updates for the Pulse units unless we find a problem with an individual unit. Each printer has custom configured firmware based off of the options loaded onto the printer, I.E. Bondtech or EZStruder, so this means that the printer should not need to receive any updates in its life cycle. We do update MatterControl on about a monthly basis though.

Hey guys, check his original post, it is linked in the text.

@rsteel517 how do we manage z offset with this gcode?

@dpc please share your modifications

Michael, Attached are my cura settings for Ninjaflex for reference. Like an idiot, I modified two things and now my print looks awesome; so I don't know what fixed it. First, I mechanically leveled my bed (added shims underneath). I was out close to .040" and now I have it within .005" in most areas, .010" at the worst. Secondly, I did what you suggested. I did a load material through Mattercontrol. I said I was loading Nylon X even though it was Ninjaflex so I had the nozzle up to 260 and I just let it ooze out until Mattercontrol turned it off. So, I'll give credit to both. I'm assuming leveling helped and who knows, maybe I had some Nylon X plugging up the nozzle a little bit Once my print is finished, I'll start playing with speeds to see if I can go any faster. I won't consider this issue resolved or closed but in the monitoring stage. thanks )

@dirtbikes987 That is awesome to hear that the Pulse is still working for you! Maybe if you get the chance, you might be able to share what you work on with us here some time.

@CDNBACON The patch was not released to the Stable build yet so you will have to update to the Alpha version of the software to get the patch. Let us know if you do happen to still have issues after upgrading to the Alpha. Thanks!

Heya @TClair! It is 61cm.

Sometimes also especially with PETG filament gets stuck to the E3D sock and then on occasion falls off. Make sure you cleaned everything real good if the nozzle was not tight enough

The print history removes from an SQLite database, but on my browser, it shows again and again that makes me challenging, I get Firefox support number for my help that gives the correct way to solve this.

https://www.3dhubs.com/talk/t/how-to-rescue-a-print-that-stopped-mid-way/2392 and https://www.instructables.com/id/continue-failed-3d-print/ have helped me in the past.

Here is where I am at now: Phil looks pretty good, the grey one is the new one, the black one is the one from the factory. I am getting close. There is an issue with the hands on my version. You can see the hands did not fuse together well, a little spaghetti. Then I printed the calibration circle that comes with MatterControl. The bottom was perfect! The top not so much. Then I did the finishing test and that turned out pretty good! Minor blobs (running too hot maybe) and the tip of the pyramid did not stick.

Okay here we go. I put things back together and started calibrating again. Test cube: A little elephant foot action, some gaps in the top layer. Then a benchy: This is the worst side, odd dents, seems like an extrusion/temp issue maybe. The Mini Torture Test (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2975429 ) Not great, for comparison here is one from my Anet A8: Plans: up retraction to 6mm from 4mm AND to move this to a calibration thread. Thank you all for your help!

@cestlasara WD40 will work, but it may attract a lot of dust grit and residue which may make track rough over time. The best solution is the lithium grease.