@pverdin I have printed out the lock and installed and noticed where the current mount is melting, but the lock plate has made a world of difference in the prints. Printed a new mount from NylonG and will install soon,.

One issue I continue to struggle with is the prints curve up at the corners from the garolite/glue 70 degree heat. Some more than others, I have leveled bed and re-calibrated the Z offset. Unit is in an enclosure and filament is in the dryer. Not sure what more to do.

Nylon G - 260 degrees.
Garolite bed - 70 degrees.

Not sure if you can see the curve in the "spine" or not.

@mpirringer Thanks for the in-depth response, I will give this a try but not today, not enough time today. I will let you know what I find.

@cope413 Okay, nozzle temp 240, printed the block. Pictures speak for themselves.

This is the worst I have seen in any of my trials.

@cope413 I can print it but thanks for the offer.

@cope413 Interesting, all I had were the pieces supplied by MH. I will get on that. Looking at the part, where does it go?

@cope413 It's from a local supplier, https://www.reprapwarehouse.com/collections/nylon/products/nylon-white-175mm

That's all the details I have.

Looking at the files, it seems to be a "D" frame Groove mount. It is holding up nicely but now I can print a spare assembly before I mess it up again

I am fairly new to the 3d printing world, purchased my Pulse in February and have been working in Rhyno and NylonG with great success.

However when I try nylon filament I just can't get it right. I have watched the videos, read everything I can find with no success. Garolite plate, glue, no glue, hot plate, cold plate and what happens is you turn you back on your printer. Thought I had it when I printed the calibrating cube so tried the spaceman, print head 260, plate 69 degrees, setting for NylonG for the rest. It looks like he slept in his spacesuit compared to the Rhyno print.

I have a dryer and the nylon has been in it throughout my experiments and trial and started overnight drying before beginning.

Not sure where I am going wrong or if I am just wasting my time. I spoke with the supplier but not very helpful, I am glad I didn't start with this material as I would have thrown in the towel a long time ago. PULSE 232 printer with mag print plate system.

Any suggestions?

Here are pics of the new mount that came with the new hot end I ordered. I have not broken the leg of the sensor...yet even in my last melt down.

I have been very happy with this printer but then I am not doing the volume of work you are. However nylon is a different story and a different post.

Thanks!

I will check this out but I think my replacement mount is different then your picture. Had to replace it after a "learning curve" incident and the hot end was different then the original