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Collectie Biqu H2 Skipping. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues.

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Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears.

However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming.

New comments cannot be … New comments cannot be … Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues.

They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues... My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. New comments cannot be … I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great.

I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great.. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. Posted by 7 months ago. I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues.

Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua.. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble.

My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock.. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. Posted by 7 months ago. New comments cannot be … I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming.. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues.

However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming... For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. There appears to be twice as many, if not …. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had.

I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. There appears to be twice as many, if not … I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua.

From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had... This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming.. Posted by 7 months ago.

I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. There appears to be twice as many, if not … I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. Posted by 7 months ago. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble.

Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua... It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. New comments cannot be … They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. There appears to be twice as many, if not … When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. Posted by 7 months ago.

I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed. There appears to be twice as many, if not … New comments cannot be … However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great.

Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua... Posted by 7 months ago. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma.

They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues... They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues.. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance.

I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming.

When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even ….. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it.. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues.

For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. Posted by 7 months ago.

I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. .. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears.

I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. There appears to be twice as many, if not … I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. New comments cannot be … When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma.. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it.

New comments cannot be …. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great.. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great.

From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. New comments cannot be … I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed. Posted by 7 months ago. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. There appears to be twice as many, if not … I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration.

My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. Posted by 7 months ago. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues... However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming.

However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming.. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. New comments cannot be … Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming.. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua.

I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed.

Posted by 7 months ago. There appears to be twice as many, if not … My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble.. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues.

There appears to be twice as many, if not …. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. There appears to be twice as many, if not … This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. New comments cannot be … They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. Posted by 7 months ago. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears.

There appears to be twice as many, if not … New comments cannot be … When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had.

I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great... For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock.

It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. New comments cannot be … However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming. I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed. There appears to be twice as many, if not … I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues.

I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. There appears to be twice as many, if not … Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. New comments cannot be … I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma.. Posted by 7 months ago.

My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. New comments cannot be …

I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great... Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed.

There appears to be twice as many, if not … There appears to be twice as many, if not … New comments cannot be … My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears.

From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had.. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. Posted by 7 months ago. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. There appears to be twice as many, if not …. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it.

There appears to be twice as many, if not …. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed... This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance.

For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues.

For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. There appears to be twice as many, if not … I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming. Posted by 7 months ago. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it.

When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming. There appears to be twice as many, if not … From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. New comments cannot be … I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma.. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears.

There appears to be twice as many, if not …. New comments cannot be … My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble.. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble.

From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. . I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration.

It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. New comments cannot be … When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it.

New comments cannot be …. I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. Posted by 7 months ago. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. New comments cannot be ….. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even …

Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. . When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even …

They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma... I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great.

New comments cannot be … . From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had.

I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming. New comments cannot be …

They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. New comments cannot be …

When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. New comments cannot be … From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming.. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues.

There appears to be twice as many, if not … I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears.

I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great... When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … There appears to be twice as many, if not … This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it.

Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. New comments cannot be … I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma.. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma.

They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues.. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. I am now printing at 100mm/s with an acceleration of 3000mm/s 2 with the same quality that i used to get at half that speed. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma.

I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. Posted by 7 months ago.. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble.

This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. New comments cannot be … Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming. Posted by 7 months ago. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma.

My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues.

I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock.

Posted by 7 months ago. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it.

For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble... I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. New comments cannot be … For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. There appears to be twice as many, if not … When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. Posted by 7 months ago.. Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua.

It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. New comments cannot be ….. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears.

There appears to be twice as many, if not …. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. New comments cannot be … Combining a petite nema 14 motor, a gear reduction system, and a dua. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even … This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. Posted by 7 months ago. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues.

My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma.. However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming.

When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even …. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. New comments cannot be … They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even ….. It takes a bit of time to setup and calibrate correctly, but for anyone wondering why it is worth it.

They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. When you install the biqu h2, the hotend is also improved, even …

I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. They made my h2 much quieter, and fixed my stringing issues. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock.. New comments cannot be …

I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma. I use it with 750, cause with 800 it gets really hot, also is the suggested 932 steps just accurate with 750, with 800 it needs calibration. I've got myself a h2 for printing flexibles wich it did great. For the most part it works like a charm, but inevitably i have to change filament and it seems filament always gets stuck between the gears as it fully retracts out and the only way to remove it is to fully disassemble the whole thing, remove the stuck filament and then reassemble. This improves print quality and allows the use of less retraction distance. Posted by 7 months ago... However now i'm trying to use it with pla and it keeps jamming.

Posted by 7 months ago... My config file is for the anycubic mega s with tmc2208 stepper motor drivers (wires in stock orientation), but other than that the extruder and hotend are still stock.. Biqu sent me a set of silver, v2 gears.

I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma.. From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had.

I also on the biqu h2, and depending on the source some state it should use 800ma some state it should use 750ma... There appears to be twice as many, if not … From my understanding is they aren't available to buy yet, but warranty will send them if you're having the issues i had. Posted by 7 months ago.