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Thank you. But I am not sure your 3 screenshots will be useful for me. Different printers have different settings. Yes ?

No. A-Wing printing failed. Same issue. Very disappointed.

I have at least 2 issues : 1. The printing does not start at the center of the bed, It always starts closer to the right side and a little towards the back. See screenshot...…. printing Elmer Fudd I know how to use the slicer to center the model at the middle of the build grid before...

Never mind. Found it. Now deciding which to buy.

Question to all ……………... Is there a magnetic bed plate available for Ender 3 ? I know there is "glass" plate bed. But I need to use clips to hold it to the heating platform. A magnetic one would be nice.

I had 4.3 installed a few days ago, but I did not get to use it.

Here is another print from Ender 3 preinstalled gcode file : Isn't it wonderful to be able to have a printed model that has absolutely no supports ? The materials saved. Time saved on printing and on trimming out the supports. Too bad not all models can be done without supports.

Surprise, surprise. It was a piggy bank I was printing. Not a dog. A real surprise is ….. except at the base, there was no supports anywhere. The body inside is hollow. Nice. Save a lot of material, not to mention time to print. I like it.

Thank you. A little too technical to me since I don't know how to use the slicer and its settings.

One strange puzzle...…. I have been using Cura 3.4.1 So, when I "add a printer" to Cura, the printer list under "Other" does not have Ender3. Creality CR-10 is on the list, but no Ender 3. I manually entered Creality 3D Ender 3, and when I opened Cura and selected Ender 3, the "bed" diagram was...

Received my 3D Ender 3 printer today as promised by Amazon. Took me 3 hours+ to assemble. My first on assembling a 3D printer. Amazon seller listing says: " Easy and Qucik Assembly: It comes with several assembled parts, you only need about 15 minutes to assemble 20 nuts well. " B!S...

Who would be brave ( or stupid ) enough to ride it??? NERA; A fully 3D printed electric motorcycle

Sadly, the first scenario applies...….. filament does not melt at all.

Correct. Hot end is hot, but filament cannot pass through.

Monoprice Select Mini V2 Problem : The nozzle must be frozen solid. Plastic cannot pass through. I used to be able to pull the filament out > cut off the "deformed" part of the filament > reinsert back to the tube > give the filament a pushed at the end > and the nozzle will start ejecting...

Gunboat...………….. A-Wing ……………………..

By the way...……..………….. I have not received reply notification by email for at least 3 days now. I would not know I had replies if I had not logged in to the forum.

Thank you. But "height" appears not the culprit. In the last 2 incidents, it happened in different heights. I am just a newbie. I do not have the know-how on editing or creating a gcode. I use only one brand of filament...… Hatchbox PLA 1.75mm.

My printer is Monoprice Select Mini V2. I use exclusively PLA 1.75mm filament. Question : What do I need to be aware of if I increase the print speed. I've been on 0.13 ever since day one. If I do increase the speed, which setting is "safer"? Screenshot of my printer's available speed selections:

So, I have to resize the pic. A different version of X-Wing Fighter model from the same stl file :