I am looking to print 32mm scale miniatures and I am finding I need tree supports which are only offered in Cura. I would also like to put a 0.2mm nozzle on the hot end so I can get the best quality possible. I tried following all the info I could find online and when I exported the gcode the bed d…

Have a look at this and or search the forum about gantry height :wink: [image] Profiles for Snapmaker 2.0 Snapmaker 2.0 [image] [image] Hopefully the pictures help everyone to get a better understanding of the cura settings.

so had a look online, and indeed the Gantry height is 26, not 330 as you mention. The Gantry height is the clearance between the bottom of the nozzle and the bottom of the horizontal extruder rail. See point of xchrisd here above

I’m glad my pictures are getting used as reference. I had to dig through curas pages to find out what everything was and then I added the pictures for visual learners likeyself.

I used the setting in this picture for my offsets with gantry height 26 as well as the Start Gcode that @mikkyo posted also copied here. Not having any problems. M140 S{material_bed_temperature} ;Start heating bed M190 S{material_bed_temperature} ;Wait for bed to reach temp before proceeding M10…

[image] pwvandeursen: Sending though wifi from Cura I get this error: Did you mean you’re sending from Luban? One can slice in Cura, save the g-code file, open the g-code file in Luban, and send via wifi to printer from Luban. If that’s not what you meant, then I’m curious what you are doing …

sending through Cura, and it actually works. Don’t open Luban at all anymore. [image] Cura Snapmaker Plugin released Snapmaker 2.0 Hi folks, i am the creator of the CuraSnapmakerSender Plugin. With my plugin it is possible to create Gcode with the Snapmaker-specific Exte…

Thanks, good to know. Questions related: Do you still lose filament runout sensor and power recovery because of not using Luban? Did you solve your file issue? I saw mentions about gantry height, but could not tell if that was your solution or simply related talk.

gantry height was indeed solved: [image] Cura settings for the A350 Snapmaker 2.0 so had a look online, and indeed the Gantry height is 26, not 330 as you mention. The Gantry height is the clearance between the bottom of the nozzle and the bottom of the horizontal extruder…

With your starting gcode, the snapmaker won’t be honoring your initial layer temperatures. This is not your fault, snapmaker provided this information. i’m on a mission to help people get that right though. After screwing around with multiple profiles I came up with the right answer to this. feel …

MooseJuice, the only change I see in your suggested code is reversing the order of the M104 and M140 codes, as well as the order of the M190 and M109 codes…is that what causes the problem? GMH

Cura settings for the A350

Snapmaker 2.0 (3-in-1)

pwvandeursen February 2, 2021, 3:36pm 35

sending through Cura, and it actually works. Don’t open Luban at all anymore.

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Cura settings for the A350

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