Spool Key

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Its the sum of the weight of the spool and the weight of the filament required for the print. This means that if you keep a kitchen scale handy, you can weigh your spool before a print and compare the reading with the "including spool" value in the slicer. If the spool weighs more than that number, you have enough filament to print the object. If not, you'll have to perform a filament change at some point during the print.

Of course, for this feature to work, you must have the proper weight specified in Filament Settings > Filament > Spool Weight for each filament you're using. What should be put there is the weight of an empty spool, NOT the weight of the full spool (which would make the "including spool" value meaningless).

Prusament profiles already have a weight specified because Prusa knows the weight of the spools they use. For filament I buy, I create one profile per filament type/brand and either transcribe the official weight value from the spool or weigh an empty one when possible.

Hi all!

I ordered some 2kg spools from pursa (recycled PETG and PLA). They are too large to fit in the enclosure on the provided spool holder.

Is there a way to install them directly in the enclosure? I haven't found anything on printables...

All, my /opt/splunk/var/spool/splunk directory has 83,000 plus "*.stash_new" files in it and I would like to clear them out. I have seen references to this issue but no real solutions. If anyone has figured out how to accomplish this, can you please pass along the procedure?

UPDATE: I was troubleshooting another issue on this splunk instance that required a splunk restart. After the restart I noticed in the splunkd.log file that splunk was going through all 83,000 files trying to reread them, and failing. I understand that rereading the stash_new files in the spool directory at start up is normal splunk processing. Now I understand why I did not notice any current missing data.

Yannj,

Thanks for the update. We just ran an upgrade to 5.0.5 on Saturday, 5 days ago. And the last file was from 02/15, when we updated. I just wanted to make sure that if I delete the old files something else won't blow up.

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does anyone else practice this technique with success? what is your experience? i noticed cura estimates the material usage (give both a length and weight). how accurate is that? is it good enough to approximate and run a print with this info? thanks.

Several months ago there was a survey on which materials people used most. If I remember well, empty spool weight was one of the many items in the list? Other items were spool dimensions, etc. Maybe you could find additional info there, if you can find it back?

Concerning estimations of remaning material: I use the Cura-estimation as guide, and then just add some spare. Usually I manually unwind and straighten a bit of filament (the UM2 is sensitive to too much friction in the feeder traject), and since my prints rarely use more than 3 meters per print, this gives a good idea if I have enough.

I'm mainly using S3D and I weighed an print today that S3D estimated to 227.49 grams, it actually weighed 224.x grams. And of course you need to fill in the correct data in your program. I use the data provided by filament manufacturer and it usually works very good.

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1. Find the PDF template to print from here and print to A4. Make sure you save it to your computer and open in Adobe Acrobat to print - if you print it straight from your browser this can cause size problems. Cut out the two spool parts in the template along their outlines.

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