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Maple Leaf Makers
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 เม.ย. 2022
Just some people trying to make some things!
We Printed a Digital Scoreboard!
In this video, we walk you through how we designed and built our own digital scoring system for ping pong using Neopixel LEDs and Raspberry Pi Picos! This project is perfect for anyone looking to add a bit of tech flair to their table tennis games, and it's fully customizable.
We cover everything from wiring the LEDs, coding the Raspberry Pi Picos, and creating a fun, dynamic display for tracking the score. Whether you're a maker, coder, or just love ping pong, this project will take your game to the next level!
Want to build your own? Check out our GitHub repository for all the code and resources you’ll need:
👉 github.com/MapleLeafMakers/TableTally
If you enjoyed the video, don’t forget to like and subscribe for more fun and random DIY projects!
#TableTally #PingPong #DIYScoreboard #RaspberryPi #Neopixels #MakerProjects #MapleLeafMakers #TechMeetsSports
We cover everything from wiring the LEDs, coding the Raspberry Pi Picos, and creating a fun, dynamic display for tracking the score. Whether you're a maker, coder, or just love ping pong, this project will take your game to the next level!
Want to build your own? Check out our GitHub repository for all the code and resources you’ll need:
👉 github.com/MapleLeafMakers/TableTally
If you enjoyed the video, don’t forget to like and subscribe for more fun and random DIY projects!
#TableTally #PingPong #DIYScoreboard #RaspberryPi #Neopixels #MakerProjects #MapleLeafMakers #TechMeetsSports
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The Galileo 2 Extruder is Amazing!
มุมมอง 34K11 หลายเดือนก่อน
We build our first Galileo 2 Extruder and install it on El Dio, our LDO Voron 2.4 R2 3D Printer. You can print your own and get started at JaredC's github repo - github.com/JaredC01/Galileo2 Mirage C's excellent video on Extrusion Quality - th-cam.com/video/c6JmCdovE0U/w-d-xo.html Chapters in this video: 0:00 - Intro 0:15 - What is G2E 0:28 - Differences with CW2 1:05 - G2E Assembly 4:20 - G2E ...
We built a Full Metal Voron!
มุมมอง 60Kปีที่แล้ว
We built a Full Metal Voron out of 'El Dio' our LDO Voron 2.4 R2. Using the Tool-less idlers, tap kit and parts kit from ChaoticLab we built an awesome Full Metal Voron! Huge thanks to ChaoticLab for making this possible! CNC Parts Kit - chaoticlab.xyz/collections/all-products/products/voron-cnc-components CNC Voron Tap - chaoticlab.xyz/collections/all-products/products/cnc-voron-tap CNC Tool-f...
Fysetc V0.2 Pro R1 - Our Impressions
มุมมอง 10Kปีที่แล้ว
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Voron Mod Showcase: Our Top 5 V0.2 Mods!
มุมมอง 21Kปีที่แล้ว
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Unboxing the Long-Awaited Micron Plus Kit - WOW!
มุมมอง 11Kปีที่แล้ว
Hey there, fellow makers! In this video, we unbox and review the Micron 3D Printer Kit from Fabreeko. This comprehensive kit promises high-quality prints and exceptional performance. Join us as we explore the components and share our initial impressions. 🔗 Micron 3D Printer Kit: www.fabreeko.com/collections/micron-160-180/products/micron-plus-180-kit-by-honeybadger-ldo?variant=43837183590655 Ch...
Voron Mod Showcase: Dragon Burner Toolhead
มุมมอง 53Kปีที่แล้ว
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Voron Mod Showcase: Trident Nevermore
มุมมอง 10Kปีที่แล้ว
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Voron Mod Showcase: Rainbow on a Matchstick
มุมมอง 9Kปีที่แล้ว
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Preloading T-Nuts in a Voron Trident 250
มุมมอง 3.9Kปีที่แล้ว
If you can't easily slide in the t-nuts this is a quick guide on how to preload! Chapters in this Video 0:00 - Intro 0:19 - A1 (Bottom Left) 0:34 - C (Bottom Rear) 0:49 - A2 (Bottom Right) 1:06 - A3 (Bottom Front) 1:22 - B3 & B4 (Front Left and Right) 1:27 - H (Rear Rail Mount) 1:44 - D (Gantry Rear) 2:00 - A4 (Y Left) 2:16 - A5 (Y Right) 2:32 - A8 (Top Rear) 2:48 - E (X Axis) 3:05 - F (Bed Fro...
The Mini-Stealthburner is BIG!
มุมมอง 23Kปีที่แล้ว
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Voron Mod Showcase: Sturdy Handles
มุมมอง 10K2 ปีที่แล้ว
A very short mod showcase video this time featuring the sturdy handles mod by jeoje. You can find the sturdy handles here - mods.vorondesign.com/detail/EAM1ZiQJCUzXznvOA767w Chapters in this Video 0:00 - Intro 0:20 - Print Timelapse 0:27 - Installation Song information: Composed by Philip Milman ► pmmusic.pro/ Funded By Ludwig ► th-cam.com/users/Ludwigahgren Schlatt ► th-cam.com/users/jschlattLIVE
The Voron Tap Complete Build Guide
มุมมอง 49K2 ปีที่แล้ว
It's finally here! The amazing new Voron Tap design has been released and we're thrilled to be ready with a complete build guide so you can build your own and start tapping! Voron Tap On Github: github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Tap Filament: 3d Printing Canada CF-ABS Chapters In This Video 0:00 Intro 0:14 Remove Carriage 0:30 Remove Supports 0:40 Heatset Inserts / Part Preparation 1:10 Magnet Assem...
Voron Mod Showcase: LED Bar Clips
มุมมอง 19K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Chamber lighting makes inspecting your prints so much easier. We add a couple of LED strips to our Voron 2.4R2 300mm using some handy mods created by the Voron community. We chose to use the BLTouch header on our octopus for these lights as our LED header is already driving our Stealthburner in this printer. LED Bar Clip by Eddie the Engineer - github.com/VoronDesign/VoronUsers/tree/master/prin...
Voron Mod Showcase: Kirigami V0 Bed Frame (Kit by LDO Motors)
มุมมอง 33K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Voron Mod Showcase: Kirigami V0 Bed Frame (Kit by LDO Motors)
Voron Mod Showcase: 2 Piece Stealthburner PCB
มุมมอง 36K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Voron Mod Showcase: 2 Piece Stealthburner PCB
Voron LDO 2.4r2 Complete Build Guide - Part 5 - Electronics & Wiring
มุมมอง 15K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Voron LDO 2.4r2 Complete Build Guide - Part 5 - Electronics & Wiring
Upgrading CW1 to CW2 on your Stealthburner
มุมมอง 27K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Upgrading CW1 to CW2 on your Stealthburner
The Stealthburner Is Here: A Shockingly Simple Complete Build Guide
มุมมอง 91K2 ปีที่แล้ว
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Voron LDO 2.4r2 Complete Build Guide - Part 4 - Belts and Toolhead
มุมมอง 8K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Voron LDO 2.4r2 Complete Build Guide - Part 4 - Belts and Toolhead
LDO Voron 2.4r2 Stealthburner CW1 Upgrade
มุมมอง 20K2 ปีที่แล้ว
LDO Voron 2.4r2 Stealthburner CW1 Upgrade
Voron LDO 2.4r2 Complete Build Guide - Part 3 - Gantry Assembly
มุมมอง 10K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Voron LDO 2.4r2 Complete Build Guide - Part 3 - Gantry Assembly
what hotend did u used
We've used many different hot ends, revo's and rapido's are among the favourites.
The CNC machined, powder coated bed frame is really nice. Much nicer than a Kiragami bed frame IMO.
It sure is!
File not found on Github
what type of filament is recommended for the latches? ABS? PETG?
We used ABS for all of it.
Alternatively, you can use p5 panels for the display
Does the 3010 fan enough for cooling the hotend in the heated chamber?
We haven't had any issues with it on any of our machines that are currently running DragonBurner. We're going to be testing a new design by hartk out this week though!
Back from the dead!
We're back! It's been a crazy year for us but we're looking forward to getting back into making some content and having fun with it all. Trying a bit of a different format now too with some maker videos mixed in instead of just the printer mods. Nice to see you again :)
Where can I get the Mini-Stealthburner stls? I've already downloaded the stls from the link in the description, but none of the hotend stls, just several parts of it.
Sorry I'm not sure I understand your question. You'll need to print the right parts for your setup, if there's anything in particular you are looking for please ask!
how is the LED controlled? does it change collor?
Hey there, the LED's are controlled by klipper and depending on the type you install, they can definitely change colour.
Awesome Video! This helped me so much! Never had that long on a 4min Video 😂
We're very glad you found it helpful! We hoped someone would, some day!
What are LEDs for?
They help to show your print, and can be programmed to indicate the printer status (warming up, cooling down, probing etc) .
need to see some of those CNC XY tensioners for Voron Trident, or will the Voron 2.4R2 fit Trident?
I don't think they work for the trident, the setup is quite a bit different, I hope they come out with something soon!
Yeaa... 🤔 That color mismatch would drive me *_NUTZ™_* 😭 Luckily with the changes I made to the parts of my V2.4 to accept the larger A / B Steppers and the requirement for a Filament Cutter Pin to be seated into the B Idler I couldn't even make use of those CNCed Parts ( at least not without modifying them ) so no reason to lose sleep over them 😁
Man i love your content ..but the music 🥲🥲🥲🥲
Where to get the two tone verion?
We just printed it that way with slicer settings and some fancy filament swapping.
Wow, that is big. Now, you just need to build a not so mini 3d printer to mount it to. 😊
That would be cool!
Weird video format.... With the title "Galileo 2 is amazing" I thought it'd be a review and showcasing print quality vs other similar extruders. I stead it's an assembly vid? Closed it soon after realizing
Would be nice to see a version of this for the G2SA.
in my moonraker.conf file doent have [file_manager] line and im up to date what are other solutions
I installed this recently, and fans work hotend works. The leds don't work or the filament sensor port. If i plug in the fs port, the printer won't start the psu lights up, then turns off. Do you think i have a bad pcb?
great video on how to do it, direct and straight forward! so how do you actually control the LEDS? do you have to run a console command? can you use Klipperscreen? Is there a button on mainsail? everything else was super clear.
Thank you for making this assembly video, can you make a video about the octopus firmware configing ?
Hey! I'm glad you liked the video. We generally try to stay clear of electronics configuration since there are so many different options to cover. There's too many variants of motors, voltages, fans, thermistors etc for us to accurately cover so we just skip it and steer our viewers towards the documentation. If you have any specific questions about it feel free to ask though!
was expecting more than just a build tutorial
Hello, I also bought this kit but what did you use for the can bus cable? I have exactly like you but I can't find the support x)
There are several variants (PG-7, etc. in the GitHub now.)
Very nice assebling guide, but I'm feeling like in circus with clowns because of this background melody.😄 Anyway thank you for the video and I wish your channel growth and success.
when I received a message from the postal service that the parcel with the extuder was at the post office, the melody from your video started playing in my head it scares me little bit🤣
Thank you very much for sharing this.
How do you know what length to cut the wires too? I'm Nervous to fuck this up lol
Also is the bed polarity matters? both of the wires are red coming of the silicon, how can I tell which is which?
@@Bennyco86 No, polarity doesn't matter--either for the bed heater or the thermistor.
Hello :) When trying to run the a post processing script with Orcas Slicer it gives me an error 01 and says that the post processing script failed. However when I use the same exact path and script in PS it works perfectly. This is weird, because the script has absolutely worked in the past with orca. I hope you can guide me on how to resolve my issue, as I'm pretty lost atm. Script path: "C:\Users\SmukkeAnd\Desktop\Genveje\Nerdy Stuff\preprocess_cancellation.exe";
Sorry, I've not used this script in Orca. It's indeed very strange that it works in PS but not in Orca. You may want to try getting help in discord! There's some genius' in there that will be able to figure out what's going on.
That third hand is impressive. 🤣
This is really helpful! I'm not sure if this is a common issue, but whenever I try to put the idlers back to their positions, I end up racking the gantry because it's difficult to pull them without causing racking. Does anyone have any tips for this?
I'm not sure that I'm understanding correctly, make sure your tensioners are all the way backed off, if it's still pulling too tight then let out some teeth on your belts maybe?
@@MapleLeafMakers That's really helpful. I was able to get it in the end by carefully pulling each idler back. Perhaps I cut my belts flush with too little slack. Appreciate the response!
Thanks for this video, had someone else build my Voron and I needed to replace the hotend so this helped immensely to know how it was all put together!
No problem 👍
hello, does it print tpu? what should I check if having troubles with tpu? thanks
Absolutely it does! What kind of problems are you having? Make sure you have enough tension and turn your speeds way down to start at least!
@@MapleLeafMakers currently I'm not even using CW2 but I read about problems with TPU. Thanks
Can you do the Kirigami bed without messing with the bed cables? just dont use the wagos?
I got the Linneo wire harness. Each component has its own positive and negative wire. Do I need to make a single +5V wire for everything as well as the common ground for everything else?
That looks almost identical to the Apogee toolhead.
Great topic, thanks 👍
It doesn't look like much force is required to lift the toolhead overcoming the magnets. Has it ever caused a issue fast printing ?
I think some people have experienced some issues if they are really pushing the speeds. For our speed-demon builds, we'll be leaving tap off but not so much because of the stability as much as the weight. We don't push speeds a lot on our tap machines, but it seems fine at 15,000 accels / 350mm/s anyway.
Echoing another comment. The music adds nothing but a headache. I really don’t understand why the music is louder than the voiceover.
This is great when building your printer which I currently am. what do folks do to clean and lube once i's built? Great to the point vid. Thanks
In most situations, I'd pull the rail, remove the cartridge, give it an ISO bath and de-grease the rail before applying fresh. A lot of people don't do this though and you will go 1000+ hours between having to re-apply under normal conditions! Enjoy your build!
Prove me wrong but this is nothing more than a visualization of the Voron build manual !?! If you can read you can build it! Confirmed at least 1000 times.
The manual does show a lot but having somebody show exactly how to connect certain parts helps. I love Lego manuals, for example, but some people have trouble visualizing the orientation of some assemblies and this video solves the same problem.
hi. what orca slicer settings did you use-same as 2.4 but edited? is it possible the config is available for download at all? many thanjs
Hey! This printer is set up just like our other Vorons, except with a little extra acceleration and speed! Unfortunately we haven't published our profiles for this, no. It's basically a stock orca 2.4 profile though! Hope that helps.
Hey, you probably want to update the link here, as it is linking to badware and an inactive page
Thanks a lot! Updated.
I love it, Thanks!
What filament is being used ?
Almost everything in this video is CF-ABS from 3d Printing Canada. Thanks for watching!
@@MapleLeafMakers Dope! Also would you guys be releasing a build series or something to help with the formbot micron kits?
Never say never, but we don't have any plans in the immediate future.
No Rapido UHF option. I'm looking for a toolhead that handles the rapido uhf and the biqu microprobe.
Very great video 😊 Can you do a tutorial on how to download the firmware and on the wiring I’m conferring buying one but I want to make sure that I understand everything before making this big purchase thank you again and I love your content keep up the amazing work
Yes, soon
Nice build... What you use for reference for the wiring diagram? I look at the manual and it doesnt say anything about the wiring diagram Or just use the V2.4 as reference?
Depending on which kit you have this has changed a lot over the years. The CB1 and Manta M8P have made things a little easier but for the most part it's the same as the 2.4!
Is that lrs 200 a 8.8A ....!?
Nice. I appreciate the effort of all the content creators here. But there was more good and more correct info here in 5 minutes and 3 seconds than the other hour+ streams on this build. Thanks!
We try to be concise! Thanks for watching and glad you found it helpful!
Dumb question. For the blue wire, does it go from the first match stick to the same point on the second matchstick instead of giving both a 3 pin connector?