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DocTrucker
DocTrucker commented Feb 26, 2020

Slic3r: 1.3.1-dev-54a31ee
OS: Ubuntu 18.04.4

Load STL
Select model.
Right click - Rotate - Around z axis...
Input 90 - press ok
Model moves 90 degrees counter clock wise as expected.
Input 90 - press ok
BUG Model doesn't move.
Input 0 - press ok
Model doesn't move. (As expected for relative rotations, but not absolute.)
Input -90 - press ok
BUG Model rotates 180 degrees.

Around x

Original-Prusa-i3
Mjankor
Mjankor commented Mar 1, 2019

Not sure if I did this changing nozzle, or whether it happened due to radiant heat, but the loose end of the extruder-cover.stl, near where it meets the Pinda mount drooped down on my (polycarbonate) extruder.

On the old Mk3 extruder, this loose end was supported by the Pinda mount on the extruder body. It may be worth having a small tab that links to the pinda mount on the extruder body.
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unixb0y
unixb0y commented Aug 9, 2017

Hello,
I'd love to see a few entries in the Wiki page or in the README as not everything is clear.
I got it set up but no idea if it's the way it is intended to be:
Should we set up a new Slack Account for our printer and invite him into a channel? Or just get an API key and post as "us"?
From trial and error I noticed that if I untick "Slack Identity" I get notifications on my phone, when it

pyr0piezo
mpmd_marlin_1.1.x
Loc-Deu
Loc-Deu commented Jan 4, 2020

Hello,

nice Project! :)

Im getting a Thermal Runaway Protection error with the 5A Firmware.
Im not sure if this only belongs to the 5A, or something else.

Firmware:
119r05 and 119r06

Steps to reproduce:
Cold Printer
Start an Print on the SD Card
Target Temp on Display for Bed 55°C
It heats up, afer reaching the target Temp, it heats the Nozzle (Target 210°C)
While heating the No

darenschwenke
darenschwenke commented Nov 20, 2017

When used for 3D printing, knowing the gcode line currently executing can be useful.
If a 3D print fails, and you happen to be around to catch it, you stop the print.
Then if you knew the line it failed on or close to it, the print could be resumed by creating a new gcode file and deleting all lines before that.

Perhaps clicking on (for tablet) or click/hover (for mouse) of the percent comple

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