Thank you, Pete, your comment means a great deal to me.

Thanks for the comment!

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google Marlin 2.0

@@corlissmedia2.0 yea but , Is my kobra 2 (standard) with 3.0.6 firmware supposed to work with Marlin 2.0 setting in slicer ? Thats the question

@@niklast569 you should only upload firmware that comes directly from Anycubic.

I’m experimenting.

My Hurakan is i a box in a closet, torn down and useless. After installing three boards and three external monitors for Klipper, I decided the print head is complete junk. I tried a couple of other print heads but getting them to fit and work on the hot bed was a PITA. So I canned that machine. If you're still using it, I'll send you the box and all of the parts I have for the cost of shipping.

Nice!

Not much

I’m using Swiss micros special nozzles on both of my machines both of which have riser-tops. I’ve never had a nozzle vlog with either of these machines (K-1 and Kmax) which I’ve owned sine the first came out. Pla is not a high temp filament. PETG and Asa are. I use a lot of Asa on these machines and my X1C which is a fully enclosed machine is an external box as well.

Here's my second reply. I started printing with an original Anet A8. That was a long long time ago. I hear what you're saying, and upon further thought I'm thinking you've had some problems with nozzles jamming? If so, I'd suggest you check the cooling system your printer(s) us to cool the heat exchanger above the nozzle. In my experience on an old Xvico Pioneer for example the nozzle always clogged when the fan either stopped or went intermittent on the exchanger. Other causes of clogging: filament in general is hydroscopic, meaning it pulls water out of the air. Houses are full of water, more than we'd like to think. Why 3D printers don't INCLUDE a hotbox for the filament still confuses me. Cheap filament and "recycled" filament also has problems because the solids don't melt like the smaller pieces that go into the filament. Filament can be abrasive. Bits of the tube delivering the filament to the print head can lodge in the nozzle and cause a jam for example. The nozzle can contribute to a clog. All that heating and cooling can deform the nozzle which leads to shavings developing and breaking off. The gears on the extruder can contribute to clogs as they break down. Someday someone's going to build a better extruder mechanism, I hope. Strange as it may seem retraction can such crap off the bed and back up the nozzle so that it clogs on the way down. Retraction also causes internal abrasion between the roll and the nozzle. The process of taking everything apart to clean the nozzle / print head can leave microscopic crap in the gear that collects during printing and clogs the nozzle.These are some of the most obvious causes of clogging, none of which have anything to do with a raised top hat on your printer.

After spending a few weeks in this project I decided it wasn’t a good idea. The Hurakan is long gone at this point. I’m building a very large core XY printer now.

I deleted the software then reinstalled it. Problem solved.

Interesting. I don't remember ticking that box, but it does explain what happened. And I do remember unticking it, and everything going back to normal, so there's that "evidence" to support your input. Thank you, that's a brilliant deduction on your part!

Delete and then reload the newest version of the Creality Slice. Thats what worked for me. Good luck to you!

@@corlissmedia2.0 thanks, I’ve done that about 3 times :/

@@officialWWM do you have a vpn on your computer?

Yes of course.

Actually, you have to remove the left side panel, loosen the screws that hold the frame square, then move the print head back and forth and side to side a couple of times. Then you have to tighten the screw again, replace the panel, and all should be improved. Replacing the print head with MicroSwiss's improved print head is also a good idea.

Thanks for the input!

Basically, I've done everything you mentioned, more than once. The K1 is still a noisy monster. I also have a K Max, and it's loud too, but not as much. I've got both machines rooted not, but I'm thinking of going back to "Creality" firmware.

What the hell are open glass drivers?

Sorry my phone was stupid voice 2 text left that comment meant open source driver for windows it should be on the usb included with the machine.....sorry for any confusion

The vibrations coming from the speaker are the sound you want to hear. Putting weight on the box would dampen them. The concrete paving tile under all three of my printers absorbs the motion of the machine.

@@corlissmedia2.0 I mean the idea. As I see, the higher the table is (i.e. the center of gravity as well), the more the entire K1 structure wobbles and plays. Maybe I'm wrong, but I think that a heavy slab, e.g. of concrete or granite on top, could stiffen the K1 and reduce these vibrations. When I buy the Creality K1, I will check it out. Of course, with 3D prints and filament, where the manufacturer recommends placing the cover on top 🙂 The inertia of the entire K1 structure should also increase.

Don't buy the K1, or the Max. But the P1P of the X1 @@Kali_Kali

@@corlissmedia2.0 Oh yes, I would prefer Bambu but my budget is not that big 😕 Besides, for K1 my wife will kill me once, and for Bamu at least 3 times 😁

Buy the P1P, it's priced equal to the Max right now. Bambu Labs has their act together. Creality steals everyone else's ideas and does support them when they throw up on your work. Plus, the Bambu gear is far quieter. Your wife will love that. And Bambu Labs is releasing great updates that actually work versus crashing your Creality Gear. With the P1P you can print your own exterior panels to make it quieter. @@Kali_Kali

mine doesnt do it

@@Matiss-bz9ix maybe clean and lube the rods, I've left mine without use for like 3 weeks, and due to the humidity of my area it absorb it and after cleaning it, boom all of the weird noises were gone

It's actually working very very well right now. I got the $3 upgrade fit with the new extruder. That works fantastic!

@@corlissmedia2.0 👍

@@corlissmedia2.0 old one has a problem with filament overheating inside the extruder?

@@102diy My K1's been rock solid since day one. My Kmax however was a quarter inch out of square so I sent it back. The new Kmax is also rock solid. On the K1 I bought the $3 package from Creality and installed the STEEL extruder motor and the new nozzle that came with it. Now the K1 is even better!

We discovered that. And did that. It didn’t help one bit.

thank you sooooooo much!

It’s possible that Creality’s server is having problems interfacing with the U.S. network