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  1. Printrrnoob

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    Oh cool. I didn't know that.

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    Head's up that I just found out that you have to do something with an image repository (don't have the full graphics myself). Hopefully someone will chime in.
     
  3. jbigler1986

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    Full Graphics is not plug an play. Requires 2 edits to the firmware. Very easy to do and I can walk you through it when that time comes. Just let me know.
     
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    Awesome. Thank you!

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  5. WheresWaldo

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    Technically you could get by with one edit, because the way the firmware is written when you enable the Full Graphic LCD Smart Controller (edit 1) and disable the 4 x 20 LCD Smart Controller (edit 2), as part of the Full Graphics enabling it re-enables the LCD Smart Controller. I know its kinda dumb but I didn't write the code.

    The lines you need to edit in Configuration.h for the Full Graphic Smart Controller are (based on Auto_Level_7_17_8mm Robo firmware):
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    -    //#define REPRAP_DISCOUNT_FULL_GRAPHIC_SMART_CONTROLLER
    +    #define REPRAP_DISCOUNT_FULL_GRAPHIC_SMART_CONTROLLER
    
    Line 505
    -    #define REPRAP_DISCOUNT_SMART_CONTROLLER
    +   //#define REPRAP_DISCOUNT_SMART_CONTROLLER
    
     
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    Me either or it would fail (when it failed) more spectacularly.
     
  7. jtn7040

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    Mike do you have a fan mount for the front and back that fit the stock hexagon? I have now printed 3 that seem to be just a little bit too low and scrape the build surface or knock off prints.
     
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    Are you trying to use ones with a fan shroud? I have not found the shroud necessary when using two fans, and I am using low noise fans too. More than enough airflow without the shroud.
     
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    Yup: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:720018
     
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    Thank's mike i'll try it out! I've been looking for clip on ones so that I didn't have to take this thing apart lol.... but it seems like none of them fit correctly
     
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    The clip ones also limit your z height because they hit the case.
     
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    Which equals 2 edits. Lol
     
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    Like I said, you could get by without disabling REPRAPDISCOUNT_LCD_SMART_CONTROLLER since it would be enabled anyway by the full graphic LCD, So one edit!:D
     
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    Lol, hey Mike, I printed this and it kind of melted a little. Should I have added more infill or do I just need to print it in ABS or something a little higher? I figured it being near the fans it would be alright?
     
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    PLA is not the right material for something like this, ABS will work and so would PET or Nylon.
     
  16. jbigler1986

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    Well just make sure that the heat block is as far away from it as possible by turning the hotend some if needed. I used that one on my e3d v6 for like a month and it never melted. Printed it with pla as well. Just gotta be careful is all.
     
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    Yea, I had one I printed out of PLA that was fine. Later replaced with Alloy 910, but the PLA one didn't have a major meltdown or anything.
     
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    I think I pressed it up just a little far. It gooed onto my platform, only way I even noticed. Mark, this alloy 910 you speak of guessing it's like a metal filament?
     
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    I've never used PET before or nylon. Well really nothing but PLA, but I was going try to do an ABS print this weekend. I did order some PET from amazon that arrives tomorrow. Do I need to use the oiler on ABS or PET like I do with PLA or do anything else special to the filament? (Sorry I know i'm a super newb I just started really getting into this 3d printing stuff)

    Awesome thanks I ordered some, hopefully that'll fix my melting issue
     

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