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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:

@Dorsaltuba To help us better understand the problems that you have encountered, could you please provide some pictures or short videos of the issues? This will enable us to identify the root cause more accurately and provide a suitable solution accordingly.

@Gravy I am pleased to inform you that we have successfully resolved the issue with your account, and you can now log in again.

@K-T
I unzipped it: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Yzno3kt0MSjJZIHpjfaOhNZ5j126AbYL?usp=sharing

@Liam-c
Please delete the account with the guide:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QDidQE_ggiMytkzQbQZ6U5nZWZtwAzOm/view?usp=sharing

If you can't log in, please provide us a picture of "WiFi info".

@K-T Hi, please try this link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Q8NsmaSwgt5ey5jNxTdyylVkbeNUG3Bg&usp=drive_fs

@Streetrooster This one?

@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.

@DXRKRCR Please adjust the Z-offset to increase the gap between the nozzle and the platform. This slight adjustment will ensure that the model is easier to remove once printing is complete.

Dear Valued Customers,

We continuously strive to improve your experience with our online services. To streamline the queue and ensure a smoother process for everyone, we've made an important update to our online slice service.

New Queue Management System:

1. Fast Slicing Under Normal Conditions: Generally, the server processes slicing tasks relatively quickly. When you click "print" in the app, the server completes slicing and sends the data to your printer promptly.

2. Queue Management During Busy Times: However, when the server is busy—often due to many users clicking "print" simultaneously or dealing with complex models—your slicing task may need to wait until previous tasks are completed, resulting in a queued state. It's similar to waiting at a traffic light, where you need to wait for the car in front of you to pass before you can proceed.
   
   To prevent unnecessary duplicate slicing and reduce the burden on the server, we have introduced restrictions on slicing tasks during busy periods. When your task is queued, you can add one more slicing task at most. This means you're allowed to have a maximum of two tasks in the queue, and any further attempts to add tasks will result in an "unknown error" message. Rest assured, your queued tasks will be automatically processed once other slicing tasks are completed.
   
   These changes are designed to reduce delays and ensure that all customers have a fair and efficient experience.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Best regards,

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

@Tierra I wanted to provide you with some information on how to get started with 3D printing using the models available online.

You can download 3D models from the following websites:

1. Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/
2. Cults: https://cults3d.com/
3. Free3D: https://free3d.com/

Once you've found a model you like, you can download it to your computer. The files are usually compressed in a ZIP format. You'll need to unzip the file to access the STL file, which is the standard format used for 3D printing.

Next, you'll need to prepare the model for printing. This involves slicing the STL file, which essentially means converting it into layers that your 3D printer can understand and execute. You can do this using software like Wiibuilder on your computer or by uploading the STL file to the app on your phone, depending on your setup and preferences.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1PbyYh-xlpaijZfI32qjKpjdu4HsaWT8d&usp=drive_fs

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

1. 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.

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

3. 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)

@Addie
We have a video and you can take it for a reference.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1PbyYh-xlpaijZfI32qjKpjdu4HsaWT8d&usp=drive_fs

@Clio

I wanted to explain why you might experience a queue when submitting a print task. When you print remotely, the model must first be sliced before it’s sent to the printer. Slicing is a resource-intensive task that requires considerable computer processing power, and all users share the same server.

If another user is currently slicing a complex model or dealing with errors in model files, their task can be time-consuming and may cause a delay for subsequent tasks. A single slicing task can take up to 25 minutes. During this time, if you click print repeatedly, it may increase the waiting period.

If you encounter a queue, you have several options:

1. Wait for the previous user’s task to complete: Your print job will be processed once the current queue is clear.
2. Delete the task and choose a less busy time period: You might opt to print during off-peak times, such as 2 or 3 hours later.
3. Use desktop software for slicing and printing: Alternatively, you can manage and print your slices directly through desktop software.

If you continue to experience delays or encounter any server issues, please report them to us. We are here to assist you and ensure a smooth printing experience.

@3D-m
To enhance the adhesion of your prints to the platform, you can try applying a layer of solid glue. It can help improve the bonding between the print and the platform, preventing detachment or warping during the printing process.

@ohsnapz Please check this: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/weedo-tina-2-1kg-spool-holder?fbclid=IwAR3PvEJIuIh6kkU1V_Xrojuj3WySVI7_GQfxf9TFaYnmmK6B-0DHAntrHpQ

@Kevin-0 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