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Assembly video: 1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XX-YGdbLRh4 2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_nxCPMWlyc Firmware from Mark's hexapod project - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3463845 Added the ability to adjust the speed and step height,...

Hot End: Micro Swiss Firmware: Marlin 1.1.19 Stepper Isolators: Isolators Installed For X And Y Steppers Only. Preflight Checks Clean Clean The Print Surface Thoroughly A Glass Bed Will Give Your First Layer A Mirror-Like Finish. The Bad News Is...

\r\nDefinitely run a tolerance test before starting this build, some good ones:\r\nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/jeffnope/collections/3d-printer-calibration\r\n\r\nThe extruder mod works great for feeding flexible material\r\nSome parts need to be...

I run Marlin firmware so this is a screenshot from configuration.h EDIT1: I designed an X-Carriage that lifts the nozzles to juuuuuust blow the lower edge of itself to gain some Z height, and it works but has issues that I had to grind away some of...

For the firmware settings with DRV8825 driver set either of these depending on whether you are using Y or Z for rotary axis $101 = 64 ;DRV8825 & 1.8-degree Nema 17 1/32 step $101 = 128 ;DRV8825 & 0.9-degree Nema 17 1/32 step $101 = 32 ;A4988&...

I've also included a layer cooling fan duct (you'll need to print two) that allows the use of your original cooling fans once you make the changes in your Repetier firmware. I used the original height and location from the 1.0 E3D mount I remixed,...

I did not want to flash the firmware or solder little tiny wires to the Sonoff. I wanted to be able to just take the Sonoff board out of it's housing and drop it into my housing. Period. Easy. I wanted to make it as simple as possible. And this is...

Maybe V6 heatblock with 40-50W heater or Volcano is a good idea. Electric You have to weld at least one angle connector xh2.54 to the printerhead board. Then crimp fan cables with xh2.54 male-connectors "2 fans in one connector". Like that set of...

Slowly bring this value down to suit.Check all settings again.>Restart Firmware>CLEAN_NOZZLEIf all went well the printer should have homed and then the nozzle should have moved to the left side of the brush, the brush should rise and the nozzle then...

It takes the position of E0 on the standard RAMPS board, and the firmware will need to be modified to have the proper step count for the new motor (Assuming 32nd stepping, use 200 x 32 x (5 + 2/11) / 1.25 => 26530.91 steps/mm). I find that the...

You will need 6pieces of 3X8mm hex screws for the parts assembly and mounting to the x carriage. UPDATE 3 Reprap Firmware 3.3 has been added and tested. You can find all the necesary files in the archive folder. You will need to flash the board first...

Max printing speed with modified marlin deltabot firmware supporting my inverse kinematics may be as low as 20 mm/s due to the processing constraint, however I intend to develop a controller for each tower which can: a) only calculate coords for that...

This will be a bin file ( https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED/releases ) You then select your plugged in device from the Serial port drop down, select the bin file in the firmware box that you just downloaded and click the flash button. After this...

There is some guidance here at the ESPHome documentation pages.When you have done this, also follow the instructions to add a device to ESPHome and install the basic firmware on the devices. ...Following that, add the following code to the device...

... You can also add the cables needed to the PCBs on their shop:PCB SetElectronicsPre-soldered PCBsThe instructions on how to solder everything together and how to configure the firmware can be found here Other HardwareRubber Feet x10 (12mm max.

A Dremel will be helpful but not necessary - Small drill with 1.5, 2.5, and 3.5 drill bit - M3 tap will be helpful but not necessary Knowledge needed: - How to modify Marlin Configuration.h, compile, and upgrade printer firmware - How to calibrate...

i found that the carrier wobbling a little bit. i've try with 608 bearing, but metal on metal is too noisy for me. So instead of paid 80€ for proper delrin rollers. I've try to made my own with a bunch of MR83-ZZ bearings. theses rollers can be...

As always, it is good to post questions in the relevant forum (anything mainboard/firmware settings related, go to the Duet Forum etc). Some printed parts will need Tapping of threads. Print Settings Notes: I recommend printing these parts out in...

At this point, I'd recommend also doing a hot end PWM calibration and plugging those new numbers in to your firmware settings. Volcano: The procedure is much the same. Do remember to include the riser plate in your build. My may want to invest in...

You must set the following variables in the Configuration.h of your Marlin firmware and recompile/upload it, otherwise your new extruder won't work, and will only make scary noises without extruding anything : #define INVERT_E0_DIR false #define...

... size). 2) Added an external USB-B port and relative on/off switch for being able to connect the printer to the computer in case I need to flash the firmware (used a 2-way USB-B switch). I'll post soon the relative files and photos. ... Enjoy!

• Universal "Bowden-Extruder - Material-Feeder", suitable for filaments with a diameter of 3mm, 2.85mm, and later 1.75mm.• Based on the conventional unicycle-principle: Suitable for a variety of knurled and hobbed drive wheels.• Finely...

After everything I learned from this project, I would've just stayed with a Duet 2, but I was interested in the Duet 3's updated Trinamic 5160 stepper drivers that may have print quality enhancements once the firmware for the Duet 3 matures. I went...

Includes the fully configured firmware for the MKS Gen L 1.0 board (based on Marlin 1.1.9) and a tuned Profile for the IdeaMaker slicer (~20mm/s speed, 0.2mm layer height, 2mm retraction). **My goals were to...** o preserve the original look and...

I used a Teensy 2.0 and QMK for firmware. Because I installed the switches and soldered all of them before re-designing the plates, I needed to improvise to get the rigidity I wanted (hence the weird screws in the picture below). Here is my terrible...

When you do the firmware modifications, set the Z probe offset to zero (you don't have to do it this way, but that's the way that worked best for me). Tip: If you can't get your probe high enough because it hits the motor, lower your E3D by putting...

Prerequisites: Firmware upgrade for a dedicated part cooling fan. The solder bridge to bypass the resister on the pwm fan socket Mount a part cooling fan Instructions: Insert m3 nut on side and 2x m4 nuts on the top. Mount the mk8 gold extruder...

Recommended Firmware Settings (Klipper) [stepper_x] position_endstop: 260 position_max: 260 [stepper_y] position_endstop: 240 position_max: 240 Optional settings with BLtouch [safe_z_home] home_xy_position: 115, 112 # bltouch to bed center [bltouch]...

Recommended Firmware Settings (Klipper) [stepper_x] position_endstop: 260 position_max: 260 [stepper_y] position_endstop: 240 position_max: 240 Optional settings with BLtouch [safe_z_home] home_xy_position: 115, 112 # bltouch to bed center [bltouch]...

It needs to pass through two smooth wheels inorder to give good readings.I tried 3d printed replacements but they were not durable enough to be effective.I also had issues when testing firmware on the arduino, as the analog read had some ripple on...