@apple_user_1731807181 It'll svae the process and you can choose " resume print" to continue the process after restarting.

@陆 thank you but I am looking for something easier

@Cami-0 You can find it in this page
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@Shana For ipad, plz use Kiri: https://slice.wiibuilder.net/kiri/?ver:3.9.D3

Here's the guide about how to use it:

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@Liam-c
Please delete the account with the guide:
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If you can't log in, please provide us a picture of "WiFi info".
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Complex models require low-speed printing,fast maybe the issue.You can try to slow printing.

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@Streetrooster said in No filament is printing, blocked nozzle:

I have been able to print for about a week and happy with it so this is my first real issue so far. I think the filament is not getting to the nozzle. My last print was stringy so I unloaded and then uploaded and did what the app states to clean the nozzle by using the 1.5mm pole.iv had. A little come out.and have tried new prints but nothing is coming out of the nozzle.i can see the the printer plotting but nothing coming out. To me its either blocked or the feeder motor is not feeding plastic.can anyone help.thanks roy -Tini2s

Please check if the filament is not getting to the nozzle: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1UdDpYOo8jOfjtd0xgJUc4OPLl5mBfh_I&usp=drive_fs

@Laurent said in Board size:

Hello,
The Tina 2s board size useful for printing is approximatively 10cm per 10cm per10cm.
Çan we really use the full board dimension?
Somes advices on the web alert about injury printer if use full board dimension.
Thanks

I wanted to inform you that while you can proceed with full-size printing as per your request, it is not generally recommended. Full-size prints are more prone to issues such as edge warping, which can affect the overall quality and integrity of the finished product.

To mitigate this risk, you can increase the platform temperature or apply a layer of glue to the platform. These measures can help improve adhesion and reduce the likelihood of warping during the printing process.

Thanks a bunch. Just printed the 1kg spool holder for it. I'll try that tonight.

You will have to go into a slicer and cut the print up. There are tons of YT videos to explain. The only problem that you may encounter is welding the pieces back together. I suggest using a soldering iron and spot-welding them.

@Tierra I think I mentioned the way to upload by your phone. You can take a look at the video.

@Addie Here're some guidance on creating your own 3D models for printing:

Using AI Function of the App:
Once you have bound your machine with the app, you can directly use the AI function to create your own models.

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2. Downloading Files from Websites:

You can download your favorite files from websites like: Thingiverse Cults3D Free3D After downloading, you can either upload them to the app for printing or use computer software like Wiibuilder to slice and prepare them for printing. Here is a tutorial for Wiibuilder: Wiibuilder Tutorial Learning to Use Professional Modeling Software:
Depending on your preference and the complexity of the models you want to create, you can use professional modeling software to export STL files for printing. Here are some options: Desktop Software: Blender SketchUp 3DMax Web-based Software: Tinkercad Mobile Apps: SketchUp (Mobile) Tinkercad (Mobile)