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Any ideas …

The photo isn’t quite clear, but I tend to assume the gap might be where the layer changes are located. If that’s true, observe your printhead when the layer change occurs: what you call a "gap" rather looks to me like an imprint of the nozzle tip into the first layer infill. This deduction is far fetched, to drill down on this, you should eventually reduce print speed.

@dc42 stand alone. My file uploads went from taking several minutes to being instantaneous. Huge difference in speed. It remains to be seen how this will influence prints but I am enthused by this change.

@deckingman working perfectly. Thank you.

What is the size limit for g code files in dwc

@damaged_goods There's a few options of 'basting spray for quilting' on Amazon, but I can't find any info on what adhesive is actually being used. If you have a can, please can you show the ingredients on the back? Also, what filament types have you found it works for; PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA... etc?

Ian

@Phaedrux Thank you for your assistance. I really appreciate it!
I did not include an expansion board M122 because I don't believe I have one.
Thank you again. Hopefully I won't be bothering you any time soon.

@T3P3Tony Thanks Tony. I think after it lays down the perimeter of the second bottom layer I will just pull the filament. After it's done the remainder of the 2nd layer without filament I'll start with filament again for the 3rd. That at the very least will save me about a 1/2 kg of filament.

@rushmere3d The limit is because of the supplied thermister.

@dc42 Done and worked. Thank you

@damaged_goods no, it's not possible

@damaged_goods said in Are there genuine Duet2 wifi's in stock anywhere?:

@nuramori Do you know if I can run 2 small stepper motors, in parallel, off one stepper driver?

Yes you can.

@damaged_goods 3.3v regulator. A relatively easy fix. See https://docs.duet3d.com/User_manual/Troubleshooting/Parts#voltage-regulators-1

Ian

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Thank you everyone

@Phaedrux thank you. This should be very helpful.

Great suggestions! I will rewire the x's separately and watch the clones cooling. The z screws are finely threaded rod so falling should be easy to prevent.