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Yeah, that should be fine as long as there's room between the casting ribs

Never dealt with it, so I'm not 100% sure. I would figure the same way it interacts with hal because you need to make the connections in hal for cl to communicate with it

@@TheFeralEngineer Yeah, I kinda figured but thought maybe there could be a caveat or 10... Lol. Classic Ladder is awesome but with so little documentation it can be a challenge to work through the many steps to success. Thanks for the videos. Very helpful.

Nothing special. 235-245, 70, 1mm retraction

Guess my filament bad thanks

@@alexanderzawydiwski9534 what brand, what settings?

3D printing Canada pet G it only does it with their brand ailment so it’s definitely something wrong with it

I'm not sure. I only tested this with a Bltouch and a 3dtouch. I have a microprobe that I could try, just need to find the time to do it

Oh no!

You always have to PID tune and calibrate. No machines are identical. If you flash via dfu and USB, you'll have to flash Marlin back via STLink because there will no longer be a proper bootloader. There are some ways around this, like flashing the 1.29 .hex file, which replaces the older bootloader, but I'd have to look up the procedure on how to do this and it may require the STLink as well, I'm not entirely sure. There's also an open source bootloader that can replace the stock one which I believe can be done through dfu mode and USB. I just don't remember what is called at the moment.

Do you know how to use stlink? Or do you know of any tutorial where we can guide ourselves to do it, those of us who have the previous firmware? Since without knowing how to leave the machine in its original state original I don't dare to change to klipper

Sorry for the inconvenience again. I have seen that for artillery x2, closing the boot Jumper in the motherboard and using the STM32CubeProgrammer program puts the machine in mode to receive the firmware. Our artillery too They have that Jumper in the motherboard. Do you think it could be done like this? th-cam.com/video/1psvPSFCeOQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4N3tYIIbiUYP1M8d

Yes, that's how you do it. I've been battling food poisoning since yesterday so I haven't really been checking my comments

THX you are the BEST 🎉

I sell the part on my Etsy page 😬

Glad it worked out for you 😊

These are more on how to install it and get started, not how to use the software. I diverged from this content a little but plan on going back at some point.

Hm. Not sure. I ran it through full homing routines but didn't run into this issue

@@TheFeralEngineer Found the solution : inside “/home/pi/klipper/klippy/mcu.py” file changes the “TRSYNC_TIMEOUT = 0.025” from 0.025 to 0.050 fixed the problem.

@@Bruno-vz8vk awesome! I'll definitely keep that feather in my cap if I run into it. Enjoy your Bltouch! 🐱🐱

It's still in my basement. It's on my to do list, I just have to get back on it. I actually got my first 3d printer to help me with it, then that kinda took on a life of its own 😆

Dunno. Haven't had any issues.

@TheFeralEngineer i did some poking on the pad 7 fb group - seems I just need to move klipperscreen.conf to the right directory.

I got the official STM32 diagram from Artillery. What are you looking for?

@@TheFeralEngineer I'm looking for informations in order to (probably) transform it in a belt version. I already did it on a Artillery Hornet, it would be easier for me using Marlin because I already digged into it, but I'm unable to find original configuration files for the X3, and I'd like to modify HMI too. So everything I can find about X3 could be useful

can you send me official STM32 diagram from Artillery ?

@@clairettedelportr1476 you'll have to email Artillery for them yourself. I'm not at liberty to disclose their documentation

It's plenty accurate for what I use it for

It is

@@TheFeralEngineer How is it. I’m debating about getting PI or the Pad 7

@@gabeplays9441 BTT pi v1.2 is the same chipset as the pad7 but the pad7 is a complete solution with screen for a little more than you'd pay for a pi and 7" screen from Amazon. Both work very well. I actually chose to run the X3 Plus from a BTT pi because I integrated it directly into the tool storage drawer area so the install is very clean

There is not. Just keep adjusting until it's right. Slow down homing speed and adjust sgthrs until it works properly.

You can also look through your klippy. Log and see older versions of printer.cfg being parsed inside of there

Cheers mate..I ended up doing a factory reset and adjusted only the homing speed on my X and Z axis and it has eliminated that metal thud. Literally moved from an ender 3 pro to this beast and after using marlin and going to this, I'm definitely wading in deep water so it's good that there are creators like you that allow me to learn 👍👍👍

www.forum.linuxcnc.org/27-driver-boards/36453-spindle-pins-mesa-7i76e-power-source

So, in the 7i76 there is a defined part for the spindle, but in the 7i95 there is not and so I don't know which pins to use

Nope, just plug in the HDMI and the USB cable. Do any of the lights on the back of the unit come on?

You don't really need a 4b but if you can get one at the same price, go for it. Webcam performance might be marginally better. I'm running 3 machines on a single pad7 which uses the same pi/cb1 architecture and it's been great.

@@TheFeralEngineer Ok, is a pad 7 worth it for the price. I’m also looking at the BTT 2. I’m curious about software, performance, etc. Both the devices can run webcams, etc. Right?

@@gabeplays9441 yes, they can all use webcams. I would stay away from the Pi2 right now. I'm in the middle of working out some kinks in it that I'm not too happy with.

I brought that up in a meeting I had with Epson last week. They told me the next generation will include Wi-Fi and phone app support. As of now, you need to connect to a PC through the USB port.

@@TheFeralEngineer Omg! Do you know when this new version might come out? Because I bought a brother cube XP because of this and now I'm goiing to return it :P I hate the 1" waste that brothers make. tho I love how small the vertical margins are on the brother.

@@ameliabuns4058 they just released new firmware for the px900 for improved vertical margins, actually They did not say when they would be releasing a new one, unfortunately 😞

@@ameliabuns4058 if you don't mind the size of it, you could look into the LW-Z5000PX and use my coupon code (theferalengineer) to get 20% off. It's still pricey, but it's 2" capacity, wifi capable, runs off the phone app, etc labelworks.epson.com/for-work/printers/lw-z5000px/epson-labelworks-px-lw-z5000px-printer.html

@@ameliabuns4058 I found another one you might like. Seems to have a similar capability to the Brother. Use my coupon code and make sure you get the power brick as it appears to be optional labelworks.epson.com/for-home/printers/lw-c610px.html

I do not, sorry. Have you reached out to joying?

You'll have to either compile a new version of their Marlin firmware for the machine or switch to Klipper to make that change possible

This is part 1. There's a continuation video that gets deeper into it as well. I have to dig up the link for it

@@TheFeralEngineer Do these adjustments work on the Neptune 4 Pro?

@@JonneytheKidd all Neptune 4 machines, yes. They all use sensorless homing

Yes, I believe so. Does the 4 pro have home switches or is it sensorless?

@@TheFeralEngineer I don't know what that means?

@@JonneytheKidd I just did a quick Google search. The 4 and 4 pro have home switches. This will not resolve the issue you are experiencing.

@@TheFeralEngineer Wow bro! Thank you for taking the time to find that out for me. Best to you and yours.

It already has one integrated into the mainboard. That's what is running the Klipper side of the machine. I started having countless issues with both of mine so I put them in a drawer and switched to Bigtreetech products.

Yes, I just have to remember to upload it next time I turn on my computer

Any update?

@@franklinkaufman5929 I've been traveling for work and haven't been home since Wednesday. I'll be home tomorrow evening.

@@TheFeralEngineer hey, any update? Truing to find on your resources. If you recently upload file where i can find it? Thanks!

@@evilzzzd www.printables.com/model/901696-anycubic-chiron-bigtreetech-manta-e3ez-adapter/files

You need a 300c thermistor

@@TheFeralEngineer I upgraded to the Creality K1 Max ceramic Heating Block Kit. That should already have a 300c thermistor?

I have not, but I can. Let me dig it up. I went with the e3ez because it was the newest board in the ez lineup at the time and wanted to showcase it for them a little bit. Nothing lines up, but Klipper, so why really cares? 😂

@@TheFeralEngineer much appreciated~

@@TheFeralEngineer i also have the e3ez! it seemed more straightforward to me when i was shopping for parts

2 and 2s are the same, at least the latter versions are. Do you have a v1.2 or v1.3 board?

@@TheFeralEngineer I have a 1.3 board

I tried swapping wires and just vibreates

@@user-zr4th4pn7l same. Did you try doing any of this stuff with the machine powered up?

@@user-zr4th4pn7l if it's vibrating, then the center wires are probably crossed

What happened?