FLSUN V400

FLSUN V400 Printer

Using the printer:

The v400 is a delta printer, its kinda fun to use. Its pretty hardy and fairly durable compared to an average 3d printer, and also fairly fast. Baring this in mind, if we stick to a known recipe of plastic and printer settings, it should Just Work:tm: most of the time.

It likes to run ESUN brand PLA+ (PLA-ST which is PLA with added herbs and spices that make it stronger) which is often < €15/kg. I've had great success with ESUN PLA+ and never had a clog with it.

Cura

To use it with Cura, you must do the following:

Install Cura

Download the latest version of Ultimaker Cura

Install Plugins

Open the Marketplace

Install the z offset plugin

Install the moonraker plugin

Restart Cura

Add & Configure a new Printer

Then select "Non UltiMaker Printer". Expand the section labeled "Add a non-networked printer" even though this very much is a networked printer. Then scroll until you find Flsun, and select Flsun v400.

Configure the printer. Open Machine Settings

And then set the START GCODE and END GCODE as below:

Start G-code:

led_on
logo_on
G21
G90
M82
M107 T0
M140 S{material_bed_temperature}
M104 S{material_print_temperature} T0
M190 S{material_bed_temperature}
M109 S{material_print_temperature} T0
G28
G1 F3000 Z1
G1 X-150 Y0 Z0.4
G92 E0
G3 X0 Y-130 I150 Z0.3 E30 F2000
G92 E0

End G-code:

M107 T0
M104 S0
M104 S0 T1
M140 S0
G92 E0
G91
G1 E-1 F300
G1 Z+0.5  F6000
G28 
G90 ;absolute positioning
logo_off
led_off

Import v400 print settings:

Then click Import and import the v400 profile: https://wiki.techinc.nl/images/8/8d/V400.curaprofile.gz (you will need to un-gzip it, mediawiki wont let me upload the .curaprofile file alone even though its technically already a zip)

Finally, connect to the printer:

On the "Connection" tab, set the connection address: (at http://10.209.10.174 at time of writing)

And on the "Upload" tab, set the Following settings:

• UFP with Thumbnail enables the printer to show a thumbnail of the print its going to run
• Fire & Forget means you wont be sat there wondering why your print isn't running after pressing upload
• Automatic job start for the above reason too.

Optional: Configure Timelapse

You need to inject some gcode to your process in between each layer:

Find the Modify G-code button under Extensions => Post Processing => Modify G-code:

Then insert a new Post Processing Script as "Insert at layer change" set to Before / TIMELAPSE_TAKE_FRAME:

All done!

Happy printing!

Place your part:

Slice the part:

Send it: