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  1. KADOW

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    So finally got my endstop issue fixed but I have some what i think are layer height issues. Created a calibration cube and then some parts and the parts came out teriable.
    R1 plus
    E3d hotend from printed solid with there mount.
    Slicer Matter Control

    Here are some pictures as well
     

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    Some of those were certainly printed too hot. You might want to either try a temperature tower from thingiverse configured for what you are using or at a minimum drop the temperature a bit and try again. The temperature range on the spool is not a rule. just a guideline :)
     
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    I don't suppose anyone has a temp tower already set up for matter control I looked at them on thingiverse and most do not have auto bed leveling I am sure I could just insert the lines of code I need into the gcode some how.
    Not familiar at all with how the gcode works I assume I just load it and insert the auto bed leveling then the gcode for each temp change for each new segment of the tower?
     
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    You can print a deprime test object at different temperatures and pick the best :)
     
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    So i downloaded the file and now this is what I am getting at any temp. It stops printing and then starts to eat through the filament.
     

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    Well, did you raise or lower the temperature?
    What filament and temperatures are we talking about here (not mentioned in thread)
     
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    Sorry yea this ia Blue PLA from BAMtack yes I printed it at 200, 205, 210, then 220.

    All with similar results I will check the micro clog post.
     
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    I have one that prints best at 175 :)
    Get the clogging sorted and then fix the "melty" look.
     
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