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Both files can be found here: downloads.php?cat=23

Which files? Are all of them across the board that way for you?

Thank you all! I bought some new tubing and cut it to sit flush with both the bearing and the gear and voila im printing ninjaflex. Thanks for the help everyone.

Buildtak is costly and doesn't last as long as most other solutions, just a heads up.

Depends on your use. I went with Aluminum. Than put glass on top of it, with PEI attached.

This is strange. Is it losing power midway through? Post your script

So do I need to buy some more tubing to cut? or can i just pull this one and cut it and have it be a little shorter? I dont really have use for lots of ninjaflex, I just have one design I really want to try in ninjaflex 8-)

I would agree, i start around .3 or .32 and dial it down to as close to .20 as I can over time.

I see your printing on the acrylic. Nothing against gcreate but you cannot have a perfectly flat piece of acrylic. That could have an affect on what your doing. I would increase your first layer height to at least 200%. Im not sure what the stock settings are, but if your infill lines are...

You will love it. If you need any help with it just post here. Im pretty sure about everyone uses it here. Theres a config file in downloads on this site (downloads.php?cat=10) that you can import in the config file to s3d and basically take off printing

I wouldn't even spend the time to learn anything other than S3D. Its as simple as that.

Just received a bunch of these and it worked way better than 3m super adhesive! Now my bed is actually flat! Thanks dunginhawk

If its rubbing the whole time play with your bed level using babystep z and your extrusion mutiplier.

Is it scraping the whole time, or just during retractions? If just when its moving and not printing (The problem I had) you can adjust the Retraction Vertical lift setting in the extruder tab of S3D to fix this. I set mine to .4mm

Definitely go over the entire machine checking for lose bolts and if everything is square. Loose bolts would be my biggest complaint about the shipping other than only an email tech support. If you can get past these two issues it should be a decent machine.

Link me that adhesive tape!

Are we sure its the drive gear? I almost think its the tensioner... if you play with yours while it clicks does it solve it temporarily?

What kind of 3M tape are you using for this? My PEI keeps lifting of the glass in the center :P

Also if its printing circles without filament, you should be using a brim. Lots of times material will ooze out of the nozzle while heating up, and you need this brim to "prime", for lack of a better term, your extruder. With a new printer, your going to want to change one step at a time...