could we get a timescale added under the temperature chart in DWC?

is there a way to export a config.json from my current setup to import into the tool?

my google-fu is failing me (i can't find the specs & calculation), how much deflection (droop) do you get on that 12mm linear rail you're using unsupported for the X axis?

edit: actually, it appears you're using it as the Y-axis

here's my homez script for my coreXY w/ 2 Z drivers:

; homez.g
; called to home the Z axis
;
; generated by RepRapFirmware Configuration Tool on Sat Jan 06 2018 19:43:35 GMT-0600 (Central Standard Time)
G91 ; relative positioning
G1 Z5 F30000 S2 ; lift Z relative to current position
G90 ; absolute positioning
G1 X190 Y206 F30000 ; go to first probe point
G30 ; home Z by probing the bed
; Uncomment the following lines to lift Z after probing
G91 ; relative positioning
G1 Z5 F500 ; lift Z relative to current position
G90 ; absolute positioning

@exerqtor I'm wondering how well that filament path is going to handle flexible filaments. I can see getting a wad stuck between the 2 bearings opposing the toothed gear.

@exerqtor I'm wondering how well that filament path is going to handle flexible filaments. I can see getting a wad stuck between the 2 bearings opposing the toothed gear.

I'm really interested in how they are handling the segmented bed, I think that could be a really great option going forward, depending what size of 'tiles' are available, why waste power heating sections of the bed you aren't printing on?

i see the release notes for RC07, but no RC07 files

@dc42 turns out the glass cracked under the PEI sheet and that was causing the inconsistent readings. replaced w/ a geckotek spring steel build plate (see my other thread on the high temp magnetic sheet if people want more info) and my readings are very consistent now.

verdict: works very well up to 110C (using it w/ geckotek removable 'hot' build plates). have not tested higher temps.

Have you considered a zesty nimble for remote direct drive extruder to lower your carriage mass? You could add a duex board and then drive all 3 z screws independently for auto leveling.

Am I overlooking anything thinking I can use something like this: https://www.mcmaster.com/7301t25 (max temp 250F/120C) applied on my aluminum bed to allow me to use the various spring steel flexible build surfaces? Possible concerns w/ thickness variation, and the max temp is around the upper range for bed temps for Nylon & Polycarbonite

I print primarily ABS @ 110C for first 10 layers, then 100C for subsequent layers.

@calvinx oh, we have cats too (thus why all our 3d printers have enclosures), and I told my wife I have a rule of "we can't have more pets than persons living in the house", but she's pregnant now, so we're up to 3 cats and she keeps mentioning wanting a dog too...

@dc42 it was triggering fine against the PEI indoors (the back of the PEI is painted w/ high-temp black paint), and there's no noticeable condensation on the surface, similar error when the bed is cold or hot. perhaps something shifted when it was moved to the garage, I'll check that today.

@moriquendi phenomenal. How do they deal with low temperatures? Moved my coreXY into the garage to start getting the baby's future room ready and dc42's IR probe doesn't seem to like the near freezing temperatures with the PEI surface.

how would the second from the right actually trigger when pressure was put on the plate? the sensor would 'unflex'?