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<li>I would guess (without G code) to change start G code. You should find it in Cura, the feed rate should be low there. </li>
<li>Try other slicer and print from SD card.</li>
<li>Try using other software. Try Cura it self if SD card printing is not available.</li>
</ol>

<p>Picture is just an example what to look in Repertier or Cura.
<a href="https://i.sstatic.net/4tQ7R.jpg" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/4tQ7R.jpg" alt="enter image description here"></a></p>

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2020-03-12T06:40:53.360Z
Please answer this with the respective given stats in mind: OP already increased travel speed and uses Marlin 1.0.2 with control via Repetier Host (with Cura Engine). Your picture is not Repetier Host.
Trish
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2020-03-12T09:00:44.597Z
The problem OP has is to do with Starting G-code, nothing to do with software. Offered to OP solution, change slicer and check if it's the same, look for starting G-code and change it because that's where the problem lies.
Martynas
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2018-02-21T16:12:54.813Z
2018-02-21T16:12:54.813Z
Martynas
<p>Try changing the travel speed in you r slicer, if that doesn't work , try changing out the motors for newer ones.</p>

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2017-05-07T06:54:29.403Z
As stated in the question, they already tried that. Since after the initial travel move everything apparently works flawlessly, changing the motors seems pointless.
Tom van der Zanden
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2017-05-06T18:43:25.153Z
2017-05-06T18:43:25.153Z
TECTEC3 Studios
<p>I had the same problem, and I solved it by changing the <em>Z-Axis Feed Rate</em> to a much higher value (1000 mm/min.) in Repetier Host via <em>Config -> Printer Settings -> Printer</em>.</p>

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2018-02-23T17:44:38.703Z
I think the travel speed and z axis feed rate are different things though; the travel speed is used during the print to move the print head without printing while the z axis feed rate is used before the print starts.
Either way, I've encountered the same problem as OP and my answer worked for me.
Zillo7
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2018-02-23T17:54:32.683Z
my bad, I stand corrected, +1! :)
mac
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2018-02-21T12:08:42.813Z
2018-02-23T17:56:03.023Z
2018-02-23T17:56:03.023Z
Zillo7
<p>I´m currently working on a custom delta printer running Marlin 1.0.2 firmware. To control it I´m using the Repetier Host software with the onboard Cura software to slice my objects. The printing works fine but it takes the nozzle nearly 5 minutes to move from the homing position at 250&nbsp;mm to the starting position of the print near z=0.  </p>

<p>I already tried to increase the travel speed but nothing changed. Can you guys please tell me how to increase the speed of my nozzle to move down to my starting point of the print?</p>

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2017-05-05T12:48:50.793Z
Please share the exact G-code that causes this problem. Without it we just have to take guesses at what is wrong in your settings.
Tom van der Zanden
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2017-05-05T18:29:16.450Z
As @TomvanderZanden says, the problem and the fix are most likely in your "start gcode" setting.  You said "increase travel speed", but I think you meant you changed the travel speed setting in Cura, not in the specific line in the "start gcode" that actually does the travel from home to z=0.  The start gcode will have something like G28 X Y Z F{some number} maybe twice, once fast and once slow. And then it may have a move to some start position (G1 X0 Y0 Z5 F{some number}) and it is that feedrate that matters here. (Perhaps you're using a snippet of start.gcode meant for a cartesion printer.)
Mark Walker
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2017-05-08T11:33:55.633Z
Is this during a G0, a G1, or a G28? Your max G0 speed may be set low; have you tried adding an F value on that homing move?
Davo
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2020-03-12T11:59:50.087Z
Without the G-code this is guessing, to follow up @MarkWalker, start G-code for CuraEngine from within Repetier-Host is found [here](https://www.repetier.com/w/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/CuraEngineGCodes.png).
0scar
<marlin><ultimaker-cura><delta><speed>
Nozzle moves very slowly from home to start position
JohnDizzle
# Nozzle moves very slowly from home to start position

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-05-05)

I´m currently working on a custom delta printer running Marlin 1.0.2 firmware. To control it I´m using the Repetier Host software with the onboard Cura software to slice my objects. The printing works fine but it takes the nozzle nearly 5 minutes to move from the homing position at 250 mm to the starting position of the print near z=0.

I already tried to increase the travel speed but nothing changed. Can you guys please tell me how to increase the speed of my nozzle to move down to my starting point of the print?

**Tags:** marlin, ultimaker-cura, delta, speed
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Please share the exact G-code that causes this problem. Without it we just have to take guesses at what is wrong in your settings.  
> **username_2**: As @TomvanderZanden says, the problem and the fix are most likely in your "start gcode" setting.  You said "increase travel speed", but I think you meant you changed the travel speed setting in Cura, not in the specific line in the "start gcode" that actually does the travel from home to z=0.  The start gcode will have something like G28 X Y Z F{some number} maybe twice, once fast and once slow. And then it may have a move to some start position (G1 X0 Y0 Z5 F{some number}) and it is that feedrate that matters here. (Perhaps you're using a snippet of start.gcode meant for a cartesion printer.)  
> **username_3**: Is this during a G0, a G1, or a G28? Your max G0 speed may be set low; have you tried adding an F value on that homing move?  
> **username_4**: Without the G-code this is guessing, to follow up @MarkWalker, start G-code for CuraEngine from within Repetier-Host is found [here](https://www.repetier.com/w/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/CuraEngineGCodes.png).  

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## 3 answers

### Answer by username_8 on 2018-02-21. Score: 5 | Accepted answer

I had the same problem, and I solved it by changing the *Z-Axis Feed Rate* to a much higher value (1000 mm/min.) in Repetier Host via *Config -> Printer Settings -> Printer*.

> **Comments:**
> **username_8**: I think the travel speed and z axis feed rate are different things though; the travel speed is used during the print to move the print head without printing while the z axis feed rate is used before the print starts. Either way, I've encountered the same problem as OP and my answer worked for me.  
> **username_9**: my bad, I stand corrected, +1! :)  

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### Answer by username_5 on 2018-02-21. Score: -1

1. I would guess (without G code) to change start G code. You should find it in Cura, the feed rate should be low there.
2. Try other slicer and print from SD card.
3. Try using other software. Try Cura it self if SD card printing is not available.

Picture is just an example what to look in Repertier or Cura.
[![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/4tQ7R.jpg)](https://i.sstatic.net/4tQ7R.jpg)

> **Comments:**
> **username_6**: Please answer this with the respective given stats in mind: OP already increased travel speed and uses Marlin 1.0.2 with control via Repetier Host (with Cura Engine). Your picture is not Repetier Host.  
> **username_5**: The problem OP has is to do with Starting G-code, nothing to do with software. Offered to OP solution, change slicer and check if it's the same, look for starting G-code and change it because that's where the problem lies.  

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### Answer by username_7 on 2017-05-06. Score: -2

Try changing the travel speed in you r slicer, if that doesn't work , try changing out the motors for newer ones.

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: As stated in the question, they already tried that. Since after the initial travel move everything apparently works flawlessly, changing the motors seems pointless.  

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