Did you follow the software install setup?

Turn the printer on with the USB cable attached, but not plugged into the laptop

Install the MC software

Follow the step from the wizard

Also, make sure no other USB devices are plugged into your laptop that might cause issues

Another question
What about using MK8 nozzles?

The threaded shaft is almost 1/2 the length of the one I have now

Looking at the E3D nozzles. 1.75 funbpack, doesnt say they are compatible with the Slice hotend, only: This nozzle is compatible with the E3D Lite6 HotEnd.
https://www.matterhackers.com/store/l/e3d-v6-extra-nozzle-fun-pack-1.75mm/sk/M6DTVGGC

Should still work?

Tried to find tinkseal, only available from a part supplier on ebay. Any other suggestions?

I have the Mosquito hotend on my Pulse XE

What nozzle types on the store site can I get to try out?
Any 1.74 by 0.40 mm?

@larsbrubaker said in A complex object using Sheets:

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That prints as all one part? If so how long did it take you to print it?

@tinken using the RUBY nozzle right now

Wow thanks,

So as the tower prints, it automatically changes the nozzle temp to that indicator as it goes up?

Probably a good idea to run one before running a batch job of identical prints then?

What is the PLA, PETG and ABS Temperature Tower items used for?

And how do you use them?

So I added 2 rear exhaust fans to the cabinet and an exhaust fan to the controller cover

Bought everything on Amazon
3 pak of 60mm fans
rubber anti vibration mounts
Fan 3/4 pin to Molex adapters for the fans
12in 4pin Molex extension cables
a ATX power supply (with qty 3, 4pin Molex leads
and just because, added a DC break out board connected to the ATX 20 pin connector. (will build a case/mount for that)

Will be adding a fan speed controller at later date

Wiring layout attached