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Updating to 3.5.4 did not Fixed the issue, will try 3.6.0-Beta 2 next

Thanks a lot, this fixed it.

@jay_s_uk didnt really showed up when searching for it, the pinned macros showed up but they are a bit bulky

@droftarts will try to update to 3.6

dont think this will fix the issue you have there, the entire mesh is quite likely applied at the roated state making it not really usefull.

also yea im patient its holiday season so what is a week or two

personally i like to keep as much configurations on the printer itself, has a few benefits in case you loose your slicer configs from a fresh OS install or similar.
also if you run more than one printer with the same build volume you could run sliced gcode for one machine on other machines if you keep the settings on the machine itself.

The filament manager is only used if you configure the filaments in there and load them to the tool, personally i use it for PID models (working with materials that have vastly different printing temperatures benefit a bit from a model tuned for the target temperatures) also feedforward is set there for me.

running most settings on the Printer itself also allows you to switch slicers on the fly, sometimes one slicer struggles while a other one does it fine.

for cables Igus.com is not bad. its a industry known manufacturer for motion system components. they make quite affordable cables too.
for cimping connectors mouser, digikey, farnell are common places to buy them from.
something to be aware of that a lot of cheap chinese clones have poor tolerances and potentially wont manage the current they are rated for.

for your stepper thing, look into Class H stepper they tend to have the wires hardwired to the stepper and take the connector out of the equation.