@apple_user_1745418377 What's your processor?

@Avaron1400-The-Blood-Angel What do you mean by "heat"? The nozzle temp?

@Sterling-3d-printer said in Fire:

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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.

@MSnyder Could you plz offer us a pic?

@DXRKRCR what speed should I use as well? The standard is 80 should I keep as is or go faster?

@WifeOfLouis no but you can make a machine that recycles filament

@陆 thank you. Will do this

@apple_user_1743811707 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.

@陆 but you all have the intention of making it an option in the future?

@Kyle and also you could find files from the internet and put them in the slicer software

@MAX-BISEK it’s on the sd card you need to open it from there then download it

It is fixed now

I had a similar issue with my printer. Middle of the night, it started jamming. I had to take off my hotend and remove the nozzle. Filament got dried up inside it. Try maxing out the temp and feeding filament through the tube into the hotend to unstick any filament inside. DO NOT LET THE FILAMENT FFROM THE TUBE MELT IN THE HOTEND. You will have a major issue if it melts.

@陆 Thanks Eric. Hopefully I can get Wiibuilder soon.

@eric yeah i found that one. orca dont like it. it wants a .zip, .json or .orca_printer.
previously i have added a .3mf for another printer (i think thats what you get when you export it)