I'm surprised the printer doesn't have the ability to detect that something has gone horribly wrong.There's a learning curve for sure, and when you get it wrong (and go to sleep) you get a mess to clean up.
I'm surprised the printer doesn't have the ability to detect that something has gone horribly wrong.There's a learning curve for sure, and when you get it wrong (and go to sleep) you get a mess to clean up.
I think some of them do. My Ender 3 is a fairly old (for technology these days) piece of kit. It mainly just executes the GCode it is sent without much brain behind it.I'm surprised the printer doesn't have the ability to detect that something has gone horribly wrong.