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Yeah, that's frustrating. It definitely sounds like an extrusion pressure issue. Are you running the fan at at least 10% during the print? Have you ever had this nozzle apart? Is the tube fitting on the cold end of the nozzle loose and/or spins with the tube? What layer height/thickness are you printing at?

This behaviour is typical of a weak motor connection to the main board. This is somewhat common with those black connectors, and usually everything looks to be fine. If the connectors is pushed all the way into the board, and this issue remains, the internal parts of the connector have become stretched out, or pushed back in the connector. The best way to repair this is to solder on new XH 4 pin connectors to the X and Y motor wires. You can also attempt to repair the black connector, but this doesn't work many times, and it is not a permanent solution.

I believe they are equivalent to Minifit Molex. However, the connectors BoXZY uses are IHI brand not Molex. They may not directly fit each other.

Repetier Mac doesn't have a manual control window. All manual controls must be done via gcode. This section of the instructions goes over how to do that 1.3 Using Your BoXZY To go to machine home you use G28 (which will home all axes. To specicify only one axis to home, you add the axis you want it to home. Example: G28 X To go to user define home or 0, you use the G1 commands. Example G1 X0 Y0

I moved it for you. My access page is a little different than yours, so I'm not sure how you can change it in the future, if it happens again; but I'll be around.

Hi Paul, It’s hard to tell exact scale from your image, but It looks like your traces are extremely small, and you are trying to make a compact smd pcb. When milling a pcb, you want to design your traces as thick as possible. The mechanical removal of material (as opposed to etching) is fast and simple, but it does have some drawbacks. What you are seeing is likely from run out in the collet and endmill, as well as hysteresis from backlash in the bearings. While these results can be improved some using a very high precision collet and run-out rated and balanced endmill, as well as careful calibration of the tightening and placement of the collet and endmill in reference to each other, it will alwasy remain to one degree or another. The best way to handle it is to design larger traces and separate components as much as possible. If you absolutely need this exact design and scale, you can get the results your looking for by masking the PCB in black, and laser etching the mask in preparation for acid etching....

Files Click the PLA.ABS link for the configurations.

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Here is the board side, which is the only thing I have that provides detail on where the wires actually go. The harness connectors are the exact same pinout for each end, they do not switch around. So pin 1 of the board harness goes to pin 1 on the 3d printer harness, pin 2 goes to 2, etc.. The diagram shows the plug from underneath (wire side, not pin side). Red and white on the diagram (pin 1 and 6) go to the thermistor, polarity doesn't matter. Grey and purple on the diagram (pin 4 and 9) go to the heater cartridge, polarity does not matter. Pin 5 and 10, pink and black, go to the fan. Pin 5 (pink) is ground, pin 10 ( black) is +19V (pwm). [document: main board_connector series 7]

If you are local to Pittsburgh, please contact Controller@BoXZY.com and request availability for a Demonstration, otherwise, if you are not located near BoXZY's factory, you’ll want to request information on nearby schools that may have integrated BoXZY as part of their curriculum, and would possibly be willing to offer assistance.

Lack of adhesion can be caused by a vast number of factors including nozzle height, leveling, bad filament, temperature etc. Please provide a photo or video of the issue and post this question in the answers section so we can help you further:

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Hi Martha,

You can find the same item here: https://m.ebay.com/itm/Router-Rotational...

For this write up, you are correct, everything would have to be returned to original to 3D print. There is an available empty slot on the board, however, the programming is not in place for it to be used without firmware modification.

The aluminum selection work correctly for brass.

Not in BoXZY’s current configuration on factory hardware.

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