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    • MoS-tekknixundefined
      MoS-tekknix
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      Did you proof if espacially your Extruder Motor really need 1400 mA of current? That seems very high for me. Additional i assume that you not need to set the Extrusion Multiplier to 1 cause for me it loóks as you have calibrated the steps correctly.

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      • davidbittonundefined
        davidbitton
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        According to the specs from E3D, their Titan Extruder motor has a rated current per phase of 1.4A.

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        • MoS-tekknixundefined
          MoS-tekknix
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          Drop it to 855mA and look what happens. Raise the Current only if you are notice mssing steps or if the torque is not enough.

          How long is your bowden Setup?

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          • davidbittonundefined
            davidbitton
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            Direct drive.

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            • MoS-tekknixundefined
              MoS-tekknix
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              If this is a direct drive i'm wondering why you use 5mm retract in your configuration. In my Bowden-Setup with ED6 Chimera (aboutr 60cm each) i'm only using 1.20mm.

              But the questions in regards to "calibration" of Steps are still not answered. Have you tried to print it in PLA or PETG instead to proof the Settings and Mechanics are working and maybe only the Filament is bad?

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              • davidbittonundefined
                davidbitton
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                I stopped the print. It's a bit better w/ the slower speed. One thing is that for several layers, it wan't extruding properly.

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                • davidbittonundefined
                  davidbitton
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                  I ran a 20mm cube. It came to X: 20.3, Y: 20.19, Z: 19.75. Not too shabby.

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                  • MoS-tekknixundefined
                    MoS-tekknix
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                    That does not indicate anything, cause "dimensions" impacts Steps of Axes and also Steps of the Extruder combined with Extrusion-Width. Therefore again: Have you ever calibrated your E-Steps/mm and have you tried to print the same with a different material?

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                    • davidbittonundefined
                      davidbitton
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                      I calibrated my extruder; marked off 120mm, extruded 100mm, and adjusted accordingly. As for printing in another material, that's why I'm printing the fan holder for my extruder. I also have some Taulman n-vent and In-PLA, but I believe both require a fan. Does NinjaFlex require a fan?

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                      • MoS-tekknixundefined
                        MoS-tekknix
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                        I have no part Fan currently and still be able to print most every thing without any issues. Okay, stringing will happen for sure and sometimes not a perfect finish. But never so "ugly" as yours.

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                        • davidbittonundefined
                          davidbitton
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                          Why thanks. Any other suggestions?

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