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Break through? Wow! I may have been debugging Lulzbot's firmware and not knowing it. I have my first prints that I would actually call "usable." I am running a test print using PLA for both heads (I am still nervous about printing with PVA after my first screw up) on a large part, one is s...

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Please contact our support team at support@simplify3d.com and we can send you a Taz Pro profile to test. Thank you for the profile. The Taz Pro is proving much harder to get tuned in v4.1 than I hoped, mainly due to how parameteized Cura has become over the past 3 years and the Taz Pro apparently n...

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S3D-Chris wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2019 9:43 am Please contact our support team at support@simplify3d.com and we can send you a Taz Pro profile to test.

You bet! Talk with you guys soon!

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pfactor wrote: ↑Tue Jul 31, 2018 12:12 pm Anyone having trouble with thermal runaway errors?

I did but it was a loose wire on the sensor. Once I had the sock on the E3D I had no issues. Sorry for the late reply. I never got notified

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Hello! Has anyone got Simplify3D working with a Taz Pro yet? Mine comes Wednesday. I imagine it's like a Aerostrudder x 2. I have my Taz 6 w/Aerostrudder so dialed in now that I can't miss so maybe that will help. Also, the controller is different (32 bit? 8 bit was fine, not so sure what the other ...

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Thanks for the information! TPU is fine for my application which is impact resistance so luckily it never gets stretched.. just smashed :P I do drone racing and people protect the carbon fiber arm ends with TPU "socks". What is your opinion on going to 1.75mm or staying with 2.85mm? Sorry...

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I installed the 4.1.2 update today. I changed nothing, just loaded and everything was where I left it so I made a new print and it says 2 hours and some minutes in S3D. 5 hours later it finished. S3D has always been pretty close. Is there something going on that I need to reset or change in the new ...

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I am still having issues with the head but at least the heating problem is solved. When you get it tuned right for the filament being used it makes probably the best print on the market under $10,000.00. It's just more susceptible to variation in the filament. Takes more tuning. Glad I could help! ...

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JB, You are a star! Thanks very much for these. I had to send one Aerostruder back as it wouldn't hold temp with the fans on, with support continuously telling me the problem was my Taz, or my firmware, or where I had the printer in the room, or everything but the bloody toolhead. I got another too...

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Aparently the guys over at Lulzbot/Aleph Objects are slowly admitting to botching the Aerostruder. Thankfully the workaround has been around for a lot longer than the Aerostruder; https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07779TP4S/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 To bad they didn't just inc...

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Re: Anybody got a Taz Pro yet?

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Re: S3D + (Lulzbot Taz 6 * Aerostruder) = Nice!

Anybody got a Taz Pro yet?

Re: S3D + (Lulzbot Taz 6 * Aerostruder) = Nice!

Print time says 2 hours 11 minutes, 5 hours actual

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Re: S3D + (Lulzbot Taz 6 * Aerostruder) = Nice!

Re: S3D + (Lulzbot Taz 6 * Aerostruder) = Nice!