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Id look at extrusion width. So one way to do this is extrude some filament into the air. Let it cool then measure it with calipers. For a 0.4mm nozzle typically it will be 0.48mm diameter due to die swell. For a 0.3mm expect 0.36mm. If so great as the default extrusion width in most slicers is 1.2x nozzle diameter. If your filament in free air is bigger set a wider extrusion width.

Also make sure set your slicer to print inside perimeters first or anything overhanging gets printed in mid air.

David
I'm back after the show and would like to get this up and running. I have a complete installation on the big Scara now.

All of the extruder speeds have been corrected but it essentially does the same thing. It homes perfectly at relatively high speeds without a problem. Then it starts to print and everything slows down, the distal arm just slowly comes in and crashes.
  links included the G-Code and a photo of the board installation.

The prox switch is worked exceptionally well so if anyone else needs a 5 volt switch I would recommend these. We need the prox switch on the proximal base in order to do continuous rotation.
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[[url]https://www.dropbox.com/s/35qs8g7ggpwc7dt/56 TEST.gcode?dl=0]

Yes, the pre-production boards will run the latest firmware.

Yes, this is true resistance is around 4 so definitely a 12v 40W heater. Thank You David.