Thanks for taking the time to reply.

I eventually ended up removing my slicer (Chitubox basic) and install the latest and greatest after cleaning up my profile. So literally starting anew.

Aside from changing te resin, I didn’t modify any other settings to begin with, so my config was rather vanilla.

After taking these steps (and cleaning the z-axis and replacing the nofep again) everything seems to be working fine now.

Cleaning the axis and a new nofep didn’t seem to do anything, so I think it was just a crappy version of the slicer.

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

I eventually ended up removing my slicer (Chitubox basic) and install the latest and greatest after cleaning up my profile. So literally starting anew.

Aside from changing te resin, I didn’t modify any other settings to begin with, so my config was rather vanilla.

After taking these steps (and cleaning the z-axis and replacing the nofep again) everything seems to be working fine now.

Cleaning the axis and a new nofep didn’t seem to do anything, so I think it was just a crappy version of the slicer.

Hey, I cleaned the z-axis: no change I replaced the nofep (again): no change I removed my old slicer (Chitubox Basic 1.9.5) and installed the latest (2.1). I cleaned up my profile, so it was vanilla config: what do you know: it seems to work now!

Still running some prints to monitor any changes, but it’s looking good!

Thank you for your time!

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

I eventually ended up removing my slicer (Chitubox basic) and install the latest and greatest after cleaning up my profile. So literally starting anew.

Aside from changing te resin, I didn’t modify any other settings to begin with, so my config was rather vanilla.

After taking these steps (and cleaning the z-axis and replacing the nofep again) everything seems to be working fine now.

Cleaning the axis and a new nofep didn’t seem to do anything, so I think it was just a crappy version of the slicer.

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

I eventually ended up removing my slicer (Chitubox basic) and install the latest and greatest after cleaning up my profile. So literally starting anew.

Aside from changing te resin, I didn’t modify any other settings to begin with, so my config was rather vanilla.

After taking these steps (and cleaning the z-axis and replacing the nofep again) everything seems to be working fine now.

Cleaning the axis and a new nofep didn’t seem to do anything, so I think it was just a crappy version of the slicer.

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

I eventually ended up removing my slicer (Chitubox basic) and install the latest and greatest after cleaning up my profile. So literally starting anew.

Aside from changing te resin, I didn’t modify any other settings to begin with, so my config was rather vanilla.

After taking these steps (and cleaning the z-axis and replacing the nofep again) everything seems to be working fine now.

Cleaning the axis and a new nofep didn’t seem to do anything, so I think it was just a crappy version of the slicer.

Well, it seems you might be right.

I installed the latest version of Chitubox Basic (2.1) and now it works just great.

Thank you very much, kind internet stranger!

The glass is half full, yeah? 😉

So you think is is maybe a software issue?

I’ll check if there are any known issues and possibly update my chitubox

I did select different settings for the other resin. I checked both in the app and on Epax’s website, and my settings are aligned

Thank you for your reply! I hadn’t thought of the mechanics!

I’ll check the screw and clean it.

Oh cool, implementing mediocre algorithms. What could possibly go wrong?

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The I can only recommend you to start automating everything you do, to make tour job easier and make more time to slack 😝

Start small, and build on that.

Try Ansible, it is easy and allows you to do some really cool stuff. It helped me migrate 500+ systems from KVM to vmware, where no commercial tool was able to help me…

There is nothing more important than security patches on a system.

I used to work at an FMI, which’s motto was “keep things stable”. Even the ciso department bought that crap. Until we hired a white hat hacker. The only thing given was the name of the company. He managed to get into the building, access an employee’s workstation and install a root kit on one of the most important financial message tracking systems (you know, the one that instructs other systems to transfer money), using a security bug, which would have been patched if they kept a regular (security) update cycle. After shit hit the fan, many people were fired and an update cycle was introduced.

No system is important enough to not patch. And if you believe it is, you’re wrong.

Not really curious, no