@hawwwran
Man at this point I'm more hyped for your printer than I was for mine, can't wait till you finally get it!
@hawwwran
Man at this point I'm more hyped for your printer than I was for mine, can't wait till you finally get it!
Haha, that will be a long time wait, still.
But I'm really curious, because my calculations says it it will be one month earlier then Prusa says. So either Prusa is wrong or they lie about ramping up and they start slowing down. I can't wait to know the result 🙂
Just a quick question. I cannot change nozzle diameter. I open project, slice, see that it's as it should be for 0.4mm nozzle I use. Go to printer settings, extruder 1, nozzle diameter, set to 1mm, go back, to plater, slice, seenthat it's the same as with 0.4mm. why?
@hawwwran
Are you sure? I am pretty sure I have used a different nozzle.
Hi All, I’m new here. (I’m getting a few things in order before order a Mini.)
That spreadsheet is quite the document! I gather that it is all self-input, so it may not represent ALL of the Mini orders actually placed? Or does Prusa have a hand in it as well?
Also, I’m curious to know how much of a production/shipping delay was introduced when Prusa implement changes due to COVID-19?
Modeling done in Vectorworks – Ask me if you’re curious
Victoria, BC, Canada...
@neilb
Yes you put your details in yourself. It's a community document so I don't think Prusa have anything to do with it.
Just a quick question. I cannot change nozzle diameter. I open project, slice, see that it's as it should be for 0.4mm nozzle I use. Go to printer settings, extruder 1, nozzle diameter, set to 1mm, go back, to plater, slice, seenthat it's the same as with 0.4mm. why?
Nozzle diameter will only alter a few unseen movement calculations, to see the results you are looking for you need to change the Extrusion width in Print Settings -> Advanced. Extrusion width is typically 120% nozzle width so for a 0.4mm its 0.48mm and for a 0.6mm its 0.72mm etc. It's also common to change layer height with a different size nozzle, typically 50% nozzle width, so for a 0.4mm its 0.2mm and for a 0.6mm its 0.3mm. Both of these changes can be seen in the slicer with thicker and fewer lines for example, these values can be also varied to personal choice and quality, but it gives you an idea to get you started.
PS Great work on the thread!
My printer was shipped today im super hyped
it would be a great help, if people would include their order date in the posts announcing their printer shipped
My printer was shipped today im super hyped
Congratulations! When did you order yours?
Modeling done in Vectorworks – Ask me if you’re curious
Victoria, BC, Canada...
Just a quick question. I cannot change nozzle diameter. I open project, slice, see that it's as it should be for 0.4mm nozzle I use. Go to printer settings, extruder 1, nozzle diameter, set to 1mm, go back, to plater, slice, seenthat it's the same as with 0.4mm. why?
Nozzle diameter will only alter a few unseen movement calculations, to see the results you are looking for you need to change the Extrusion width in Print Settings -> Advanced. Extrusion width is typically 120% nozzle width so for a 0.4mm its 0.48mm and for a 0.6mm its 0.72mm etc. It's also common to change layer height with a different size nozzle, typically 50% nozzle width, so for a 0.4mm its 0.2mm and for a 0.6mm its 0.3mm. Both of these changes can be seen in the slicer with thicker and fewer lines for example, these values can be also varied to personal choice and quality, but it gives you an idea to get you started.
PS Great work on the thread!
Oh! Thanks! 🙂
My printer was shipped today im super hyped
Congratulations! When did you order yours?
i ordered on 10.11.2019 🙂
Just a quick question. I cannot change nozzle diameter. I open project, slice, see that it's as it should be for 0.4mm nozzle I use. Go to printer settings, extruder 1, nozzle diameter, set to 1mm, go back, to plater, slice, seenthat it's the same as with 0.4mm. why?
Nozzle diameter will only alter a few unseen movement calculations, to see the results you are looking for you need to change the Extrusion width in Print Settings -> Advanced. Extrusion width is typically 120% nozzle width so for a 0.4mm its 0.48mm and for a 0.6mm its 0.72mm etc. It's also common to change layer height with a different size nozzle, typically 50% nozzle width, so for a 0.4mm its 0.2mm and for a 0.6mm its 0.3mm. Both of these changes can be seen in the slicer with thicker and fewer lines for example, these values can be also varied to personal choice and quality, but it gives you an idea to get you started.
PS Great work on the thread!
Oh! Thanks! 🙂
For MINI profiles it is not in percent but in absolute values so they seem to not usable with different nozzles. Looking at the profile compatibility it actually states
... and nozzle_diameter[0]==0.4
It shipped finally! FedEx says Wednesday delivery.
I ordered it on 11/9
Just ordered mine 18th April only 4 months August approx till I receive, wow obviously I am not in a hurry.:)
Let the wait begin. Ordered on 04/15/2020
Sadly, tonight, I've glanced through most of this thread.... Looks like late summer for me....
@michaelesnively
I ordered an i3 last week and I was thinking a mini would be useful too, until I saw new orders will be shipped in August, and then this thread lol. That's fantastic they have so many orders. Must be a tip-top unit.
has anybody experienced a delay with dpd shipping, too? mine seems to be stuck in Ricany since saturday.
Let the wait begin. Ordered on 04/15/2020
Sadly, tonight, I've glanced through most of this thread.... Looks like late summer for me....
But in the end, you will wait shorter time then the early backers. At least it's something.
has anybody experienced a delay with dpd shipping, too? mine seems to be stuck in Ricany since saturday.
The last two times I ordered filament from Prusa with DPD, they needed two days from Ricany to Mannheim, Germany. Both times I didn't have any updates in the tracking in between. So maybe it's something like this, that your order is on its way, but DPD just didn't updated the status so far.