Perfect thank you so much .

@Alyssa-Lynd
Like, what do you mean about it not finishing correctly? Is it the model looking like spaghetti? If so I can let you know what to do to fix it.

Hey im new to the whole 3d printing so if anyone has any tips on 3d printing just reply👇 (I have a tina2 plus btw)

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I tried using the AI model generator. And it really needs a lot of work. When giving it directions on the voice prompt it comes nowhere close to what I describe. And when I download pictures it too has issues with coming up correctly

@Liz-Goff i got flat round leds from amazon and desiged my own back. Once i figure out how to upload it. I will.

@apple_user_1766879935 said in Device offline:

In the device page, my printer will say offline. After refreshing a few times it will then display green as online. When I select a file to print from the app, the print button is greyed out with the red error saying something along the line of “printer offline or busy”. But it’s online and not busy. I’ve deleted app and reinstalled. Turned printer off and back on. Rescanned QR code several times. Out of typical fixes, hoping someone will know a trick or a step I’m missing? Thank you for any help in advance

Did you get help?

@Mordecai

To successfully add a model on the APP model upload page, please ensure the following conditions are met:

The printer will have free space after binding with your mobile phone. Your mobile phone should have storage access rights enabled. The file selection window should open successfully. The file suffix must be .stl (case-insensitive). The number of files uploaded should not exceed 10. Each file must be able to be opened. The total capacity of the uploaded files must not exceed the remaining available capacity of your storage area.

@Shad-Ansah If the model can adhere to the build plate properly on its own, you can disable the Raft setting.

A raft is primarily used to improve bed adhesion for models that have difficulty sticking to the build plate. If adhesion is already good, printing without a raft can save material, reduce print time, and make post-processing easier.

@parwrench thank you for your help, much appreciated.

@clint-hanzel I modified a filament box instead, to lower the feed hole (with a pneumatic push-to connector) to suit the low height of the Tina2 Plus filament feed. This box will take a 1 kg roll and keeps the filament at 10% humidity at all times. It's working very well.

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@陆 thanks eric

@陆 thanks again

There is also the way of changing layer height by lowering and increasing the print speed. For instance, 65 mms corresponds to 0.15 mm layer height, and 80 mms is 0.2 mm layer height. This is useful when you want to not use the preset qualities and use the custom feature.

You should try to make it just go on the app and search Dragon

@Ella-8 thanks a lot I have been using it quite often

@Harry-Dingle we recommend cleaning the hotend by following this guide:
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If you encounter difficulty removing the tube, you can carefully cut the tube as demonstrated here:
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If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out at any time.

@3d-printer-1e I would like to provide you with some helpful information on how to get started with 3D printing using models available online. Here’s a step-by-step guide to assist you:

Download 3D Models: You can find a wide variety of 3D models to print from the following websites:

Thingiverse Cults Free3D

Extract the Model Files: Once you find a model you like, download the file to your computer. These files are typically compressed in ZIP format. To access the model, you will need to unzip the file, which will reveal the STL file. The STL file is the standard format used for 3D printing.

Prepare the Model for Printing: The next step is to prepare the model for printing, which involves slicing the STL file. This process converts the model into layers that your 3D printer can understand. Depending on your setup, you can do this using the following options:

Wiibuilder Software: You can learn how to use Wiibuilder software from this link on your computer. Poloprint Cloud App: Alternatively, you can upload the STL file to the Poloprint Cloud app on your phone using this link.

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further assistance with your 3D printing projects.

@Greyson-Monte

If you’re still unable to import the model, could you please take a screenshot of the error message in the app and send it to us?

Usually, the error message can help us identify the cause more accurately and determine the next step for you.

@Ella-8 thank you for the response. The clicking on the heart to add to my collection stopped working some time ago along with the search .....i have uninstalled several times to try to get it woring again, with no luck....guess I have to keep scrolling...but thank you