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Cura settings for QiDi Tech X-one2 3D printer
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We got a QiDi Tech X-one2 3D printer for Christmas. It came with a custom-skinned ancient version of Cura. I had a bit of difficulty finding the information needed to use the real Cura software, so I decided to post it online, here on my blog with zero Google fu that nobody will ever find. | |
(Tested with Cura 3.1.0. This information was found in the QiDi program folder in resources/definitions/fdmprinter.def.json and resources/definitions/x-one2.def.json) | |
In the Add Printer dialog, select "Other" and "Julia", enter a name, and click "Add Printer". | |
X (Width): 150mm | |
Y (Depth): 150mm | |
Z (Height): 145mm | |
Build plate shape: Rectangular | |
Origin at center: UNCHECKED | |
Heated bed: CHECKED | |
Gcode flavor: Marlin | |
Printhead settings / Gantry height: all 0mm (i.e., don't print multiple models in "one at a time" mode, not even with QiDi's software, because not even they define the printhead dimensions. the printhead could collide with other models.) | |
Material diameter: 1.75mm | |
Nozzle size: 0.4mm | |
Start Gcode: | |
G92 A0 B0 | |
G28 | |
G1 X0 Y0 Z50 F3600 | |
G1 X0 Y0 F3600 | |
M140 S{material_bed_temperature} | |
M104 S{material_print_temperature} T0 | |
M190 S{material_bed_temperature} | |
M109 S{material_print_temperature} T0 | |
G92 E0 | |
G92 A0 B0 | |
G0 X0 Y4 Z0.3 F3600 | |
G1 X{machine_width} Y5 F2400 | |
G1 X5 A14 F2400 | |
G1 X5 F2400 | |
G92 A0 B0 | |
End Gcode: | |
M104 S0 | |
M104 S0 T1 | |
M140 S0 | |
G92 E0 | |
G1 Z{machine_height} F900 | |
G28 X0 Y0 | |
M84 | |
There are still a few differences: | |
The QiDi software embeds a preview image in the gcode file, which the printer displays on its LCD screen while printing. Cura does not do this. | |
Cura can print via USB, with no SD-card shuffling required. |
I slice from cura and put on flash drive I don’t connect it to computer
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I'm curious how you guys are getting Cura to print via USB to your X-One2
-- for me, Windows doesn't even see that there's any device at all at the
other end of the cable. I assume I need a driver of some kind... but what?
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I'm curious how you guys are getting Cura to print via USB to your X-One2 -- for me, Windows doesn't even see that there's any device at all at the other end of the cable. I assume I need a driver of some kind... but what? I'm still stuck shuffling the SD card back and forth.