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So you're your not insinuating? Your outright saying I'm a fanboy and I'm offended by your facts that don't line up with my real life experience with the printer?

You're correct. If this is the...

Thanks for the help. I have some Pi 4B's coming from Amazon.

Those are pretty basic shapes and pretty much any printer will produce them fine. Your budget will determine what printer you get. They start at about $250 and go up from there. Like anything, the...

Thanks Roberts_Clif. That's the way I'll go.

A while back I hooked one of my printers to a Raspberry Pi and began using Octoprint. What a great way to control your printer. Now I want to have all my printers controlled by Octoprint but I am...

One more vote for the ultrabase style build surfaces. Anycubic calls them ultrabase, I think Creality calls them carborundum glass or something like that. They are a glass plate that has a textured...

That is not normal, but may be a coincidence. Did you try moving the blades manually more than once with the same result of the fan starting? If I remember correctly the PSU fan on this printer does...

Mr. aardvark I meant nothing derogatory in my query of your reply and if I overstepped my bounds I apologize. I have no intention of arguing with you, sensibly or otherwise, nor of changing your...

A clogged nozzle can cause under extrusion, not enough melted filament coming out, or if clogged bad enough cause your extruder to skip as you described. It is trying to feed the filament in faster...

Thanks, it just kind of surprised me from a forum moderator. I'll be a little more thick skinned in the future and ignore things like this.

I am new to the forum but have been 3D printing for a while now. As someone who started 3D printing on an Ender and still has one as one of my printers, I can assure you it will not need to be...

Hi all. I am new to the forum, though not new to 3D printing. I don't want to start a fight but I am wondering if the following is typical of help offered to those new to 3D printing by forum staff?...

For starters I would recommend Tinkercad. That's what I started with, and still use a lot. I am starting to learn Fusion 360 now but Tinkercad is free and fairly easy to learn.

It does sound like the nozzle is plugging. Have you tried a new nozzle?