Apparently he can't, though.

According to Adafruit, the lite version also lacks wi-fi/bluetooth. Is that not correct?

https://www.adafruit.com/product/3441

Inland is a popular, reputable, quality brand. It's not the filament. Something is wrong with your setup - either mechanically or in your slicer settings. You need to start troubleshooting from the ground up. Three places I'd start: is your filament feeding correctly (is the spool sticking/catching?...

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Tue Feb 13, 2018 1:31 pm

I know the bed is good since I did a good abs print yesturday.

How thick is your first layer - both actual thickness and layer setting in your slicer?

They're gradually rolling it out across the globe. They implemented the change in the US in October(?) last year, and just rolled it out in Canada and Australia a week ago. Presumably they'll start in Europe next. There was a huge uproar among US hubs when they rolled it out there last year. They sh...

extruder at 215 f bed at 70 speed at 50mm/s I'm guessing you mean 215 C; 215 F would be way too low. :) I'd say your bed temperature is too high for PLA, too, but that's not going to cause this problem. Speed is fine, too, assuming you're satisfied with the print quality. Few thoughts... It's proba...

No, not 'first'.

The answer to your question could have been found in the post directly above your question.

No, the black plastic is on the white tab you snapped off. You should be able to desolder the ribbon cable, then you can solder your wires to the bare PCB. Just heat your iron up, place it across the pads (you may need to work the iron back and forth to heat them all) and gently pull up on the ribbo...

RTFP