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For the instructions on how to mount the whole extruder, you'll have to follow the original Prusa’s MK3 assembly (just skip the filament sensor and the auto leveling probe parts): https://manual.prusa3d.com/Guide/5.+E-axis+assembly/510?lang=en...

* To reduce the number of parts to update from Prusa i3 MK2/MK2s/MK2.5 kit (no need to print a new RAMBo cover nor change any cable, rods or firmware from the original Prusa i3 MK2/MK2s/MK2.5) * Use more aluminum and less printed parts to build the...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:682420 (3) brushless ESCs are used (Spider 30A Opto) and they have had their firmware changed to be able to have forward and reverse operation. See Google for how to do that. I forget how I accomplished this, but...

Features: 1 - API 2 - powerful chassis 3 - Bluetooth for control via API 4 - open hardware 5 - uses the popular Arduino shields To build this robot you need: 1 - to buy a DAGU Rover 5 (https://www.pololu.com/product/1551) 2 - to print case:...

Control a computer via an Arduino: You can use a small firmware on an arduino along with a shell script to automate tasks on your computer. In the example code, the shell script uses xdotool to generate a Right arrow key press, which allows me to...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2480571 Awesome flight controller firmware: Betaflight 3.1.6 Omnibus https://github.com/betaflight/betaflight (Open Source) Do not forget to break in your motors. (Around 1 lipo pack at min throttle, best way to do...

This should happen automatically, without any drama.Important: I replaced my N4P firmware with a standard Klipper version, so your printer may need individual adjustments. Look at the component names and compare them with your system. Another small...

A 40mm fan should be used for this assembly, and adjustments can be made as needed through firmware. Please note that this project requires advanced building skills, and if you are unsure about any aspect of the design, feel free to ask for...

Update 2022 02 25 Firmware basic change list and gcode for the machine is uploaded Update 2022 02 23 Better PET cutter module. Now it's adjustable 5-12 mm 2022 02 21 It's my home tool for recycling PET bottle to filament. This design, based on...

I'm using custom firmware on my UP Plus 2 to control the fan. On the top board, three 3-pin connectors are available for connecting the extruder cooler, fan, and PWM-able connector. If you're using only motor cooling, connect your fan to the middle...

Before i would still have to do some manual leveling tweaks. I am using the JohnSL FSR board firmware on a Nano I had lying around. I would recommend you purchase the Kit if you are not the hardware savvy type. ...Adding up cost of FSR sensors, time to...

Once you have it fully assembled and the firmware XYZ Axis limits set up these parts are no longer necessary. The Y Axis rail can be installed flush with the front end of the Y Axis extrusion. The X Axis rail should be installed ~28mm from the...

This modification enables full print volume on Prusa i3 MK2.5, MK3, MK2.5S, and MK3S with Volcano heater block and nozzle without firmware changes. It includes adjusters that fit between trapezoidal nuts and x-ends for standard V6 block use without...

... PPM (for use with Immersion RC 4 Channel Lite, mounted under the Naze32) planning on moving to cleanflight firmware shortly. Taranas 9XD Settings. Adjustable Expo @ 0, 35%, 65%. ...I could shorten many of the cables, possibly saving another ~40g.

With Marlin /!\ I don't know if it's possible to vary the hotend fan speed from the original firmware. The power of the 4020 or 5015 fan at 100% speed will certainly be too high. It is possible to reduce the fan speed with a voltage step-down...

So, I calibrated it in the firmware (Marlin) with this line: #define DEFAULT_AXIS_STEPS_PER_UNIT {80, 80, 80, 100} (x,y,z,e) What we want to change is the x,y,z value - depending on how you assembled your printer, the order may be different. In my...

Since I use RAMPS with this, I'm running a modded Prusa FW: https://github.com/spegelius/Prusa-Firmware/tree/MK2_323_RAMPS_R4E I haven't noticed any quality issues caused by the printed frame, even with larger parts. I did have an issue with the...

Print settings for this extruder are as follows: * Body settings: + Resolution: 0.2mm + Perimeter count: 4 + Infill: 30% + Rafts: Yes + Supports: Yes + Supports everywhere: No Idler settings: * Resolution: 0.2mm * Perimeter count: 4 * Infill: 60%...

This will work great with the Original Prusa printers and anyone else that supports the M600 colorchange (Wanhao i3 Plus with ADVi3++ firmware for instance). UPDATE Sept 25: ================ I noticed that if you significantly resized the width of...

Do the same for the OUT- terminal and the VIN- terminals.Solder the cables coming from the ⊕ and ⊝ terminals of the main board to the VOUT+ and VOUT- terminals of the boost convertor.Assuming the battery has some charge, connect the battery and turn...

Read on to the design section and I'll share a semi-secret that's holding you back if you've never monkeyed with the stock Anycubic firmware settings, too! Anywise. Also see the design section for all my reasoning that led to this design. You'll...

Use those measured values to adjust the steps/mm settings in your firmware. The formula is: new steps/mm = target size / measured size x old steps/mm. After a few iterations, you should have accurate calibration of the steps/mm in both axes. Next,...

The more rigid mount also allows for the printer to go faster using firmware like Klipper while minimizing ringing more effectively using features like input shaper. The description of the original design may also provide some information beyond this...

* I run the Tasmota firmware (https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota) on the Sonoff. * I will use Node Red (https://nodered.org/) to control the temperature in the build chamber by switching the heater based on the build chamber temperature. * The...

Use the Prusa calculator to find the steps/MM value you'll need to input into your firmware for the new X-axis steps/mm value. If using 14mm lead screws like I am, the value is 228.57. You'll also need two 608ZZ bearings (8x22x7). Disclaimer: This...

To rectify this issue, I updated my Marlin firmware and modified the #define X_MIN_POS to -14, which solved the problem for me. Moving on, I needed to install a blower/cooling fan. Given that I had already printed the hotend holder, I was left with...

I wanted to be able to test the electronics and firmware for my 3D printers without having to take a machine out of service, so I designed a modular test bench for the purpose. It is designed to use a 24v 10a+ power supply, and has step-down...

Software: Use Raspberry Pi Raspbian OS 3.18 as instructed on the official Raspberry website, Install hifiberry driver in hifiberry forum, install watterott firmware for adapter in adapter repository at github. See the instructions in configuration...

Update the firmware and set the number of steps per mm filament extrusion to 837: #define DEFAULT_AXIS_STEPS_PER_UNIT { 80, 80, 400, 837 } 12. Make necessary changes in the Configuration.h file to enable the sensor and auto bed leveling. You will...

Update: (9/21,2020) Updated design by moving the two screw pegs for the switch board back slightly, as their position was causing the switch to trip early, stopping the carriage a couple of millimeters short of where the original stopped it, which...