On the bright side, I didn't kill my BLtouch.
On the bright side, I didn't kill my BLtouch.
Testprint - remove - measure - testprint - remove - measure - testprint - sleep - coffee - testprint WHATISTHATNOISE.
We will be reviewing processes around here.
For the uninitiated, what causes this?
11ReplyThe piece probably left the build plate and stuck to the nozzle, got pushed in and melted. OP got lucky and it didn't hit anything hard and cause his leveller to break.
13ReplyYes. THAT. I definitely didn't forget to just remove the testprint last thing in the evening or first thing in the morning.
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That's a pretty decent print tbh
8ReplyYeah, I'm starting to get into acceptable territory. See my post yesterday, that seems to be solved e.g.
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What alerted you first, the noise or the smell?
5ReplyLuckily the noise. Still, the printer is in the basement, that was a quick sprint down the stairs.
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What the fuck?
5ReplyCrashed the heated hotend vertically into a forgotten print during the Z-move to measure the bed position. Missed BLtouch by maybe 4mm.
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Reminds me when I did not fastened my glass bed, it crashed down from like a meter and a half. Good thing it only chipped a corner.
4ReplyI put my glass bed on top of my magnetic bed and it's stuck lol. It still works fine but I can never use the magnetic bed or take the glass off again. Noob things
4ReplyHave you tried ice spray to harden the magnetic bed and peel it off bit by bit?
1ReplyIs the glass bed magnetic too? How did it get stuck? Can't you just pull it? Sorry I don't quite understand xD
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I snapped a probe of a bltouch from a forgotten print on the bed :( after that day I added a webcam into my octoprint setup!
On the upside, went crtouch the second time around because if had a shorter metal probe.
3ReplyI had the same happen to me! My knockoff bltouch got it's probe snapped off in an unfortunate speghetti incident. I took it apart and replaced the plastic probe with a bamboo skewer that I cut and shaped to the dimensions of the probe. It's been working flawlessly for 3 months now.
3ReplyI mean, I even had a webcam already with lighting and all - since the incident™ it now gets used before a print and not just whenever 🤷
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Almost as if zeroing is a sensitive process that should be done slowly 🤔
-4ReplyIt was done slowly. This was a very slow crash, hence the deep melt.
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