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http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:269637

With sample part photos.



If you are having a hard time with print quality, just use them and get decent prints.

Looking really good! Is that a flash suppressor by chance?

Thank you.

That is a combination muzzle brake and flash suppressor.

Thanks for That !
What version hot end are you using on these setting
your prints look the best i have seen in a long while.

Good point. My printer is only two weeks old.

I'm not sure which version the M2 is shipped with at the moment..

And this is real important since the new type needs 20 degrees higher temperature so these will have to be changed in your profiles if necessary.

1)
http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0030/7 ... 1382385564

2)
http://amk355.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/imag0142.jpg

Thanks rsilvers for share them ! I downloaded the profiles yesterday and now I'm using it.
I start following you on Thingiverse, you've cool staff !

Adam_A wrote:I'm not sure which version the M2 is shipped with at the moment..

And this is real important since the new type needs 20 degrees higher temperature so these will have to be changed in your profiles if necessary.

1)
http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0030/7 ... 1382385564

2)
http://amk355.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/imag0142.jpg

Hi Adam, I didn't know about this change... I have the M2 with the hot end option 2.... Do I need to change something in the profiles ?
Thanks in advance,
have a nice day !

My optimal temps did seem unusually high so it makes sense that an earlier extruder would be 20 degrees lower.

Also if you look at my Thingiverse account, I recommend printing my filament drive.

all the m2 shipped in i will guess the past 2-3 mos have the v3b extruder. its the same as the v3a except it uses a heater block instead of the old style ceramic coated heater core. if your extruder has an aluminum block above the nozzle you have the v3b. the temp setting requite 20 deg hotter with this because of the location change of the thermistor. the new one has it in the block, the old one its taped to the side of the nozzle with kapton. v3b and abs is usually 240-255. this gives you a true 220-235 nozzle temp.