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Joseph Greiner
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2012
setting xy offsets using ember prototypes camera
here is how I adjust my x and y T1 offsets using an ember prototypes camera.
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Tridex Filament Rollover
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Showing the filament rollover macro created for my Tridex. Main Tridex repo: github.com/FrankenVoron/Tridex Macros and modifications available at: github.com/joseph-greiner/tridex_mods Help and support at #tridex-dev on the DOOMCUBE discord.
Half your benchy time with one simple trick!!!
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Printing dual benchy using Klipper copy mode
Faster Tridex tool change macros
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Testing out updated tool changing macros on the Tridex
Tridex speed testing @800mm/s
มุมมอง 3.3Kปีที่แล้ว
Using a modified speed_test macros from ellis3dp.com, I was able to get the printer up to 800mm/s at 8k accel with the tool heads in copy mode. Not practical for me, but fun to play with.
New Tridex macos, homing and copy mode first layer
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Updated the Tridex macros to make them compatable with the latest version of Klipper. Copy and Mirror are now supported!
Rainbow BARF macro testing for Tridex
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Testing the macros for using the Rainbow BARF on my Tridex. I am using strips of 10 GRB LEDs. The config file is posted on the DOOMCUBE discord, under #tridex-dev
New testing for z_offset homing
มุมมอง 406ปีที่แล้ว
Updated IDEX_config.cfg that overrides homing and maintains z_offset values across prints. Takes into account the tool head left active, even after motors have shutdown.
Trident / Tridex 300mm serial request - r2pdx#8694
มุมมอง 24Kปีที่แล้ว
Serial request for my Trident / Tridex 300mm printer Project home: github.com/FrankenVoron/Tridex check out: youtube.com/@eddietheengineer for great info about the development of this printer. and youtube.com/@SteveBuilds for his series about converting a Trident to a Tridex.
Nixie display test
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This display tests a 5 VDC to 170 VDC boost converter, and the circuit for displaying two digits. The eventual goal is to make these stackable so we can have as many digits as we want.
Hello, what is the software you are running, shown on the left of your screen ?? Pronterface ?? Thanks !!
That is mainsail, the web interface for the printer
I looked thru your github and I'm impressed by your work on this. I haven't watched all of the videos or watched them from start to end, so you're likely to correct me, but it seems to me that the Z-Offset for T1 can't really be done with bed height? If it's printing in mirror or duplicate mode the bed height probably won't be appropriate for both printheads, just T0? Doesn't a vertical adjustment have to be integrated into T1 so both printheads can print at the same time in duplicate or mirror modes? I recently saw that with an IDEX Printer, don't recall which one.
On my github I have an adjustable carriage and a z adjutment add on for double tap (a version of tap for idex) that allows adjusting the height of the T1 tools
Have you done all of this IDEX work on your own, or is there some guidance or information to work from? I did see some other people had done some work or development of IDEX Tridents or Tridex Printers, have you corroborated with others, or is this all you? It would be nice to see some official IDEX stuff on the Official Voron Design website.
@@Mrddrichards All of this is based on Eddie the engineers Tridex, with some things taken from Helge Keck's Vcore IDEX. I have worked mostly with the people in the Tridex-dev channel on the doomcube discord to get things as universal as I can make them.
Do you have a BOM for your build?
@@jonfernandez4933 i do not have one specifically for my build, but the base BOM from Eddie the Engineer is at github.com/FrankenVoron/Tridex/tree/main/Documentation
Can you share the macro? Dont see it on your github
Can you share these x y and z offset macros?
They are available with all of my macros at github.com/joseph-greiner/tridex_mods/tree/main/printer_configuration
@@rembrantsworkshopthank you! Just converted my sv04 idex to switchwire idex, had hardware z offset before. I saw you have a hardware z offset mod for double tap, but that’s not compatible with the idex switchwire carriages unless I want to modify the carriages.
@@rembrantsworkshopis there a way to move those macro groups to the middle like you have? Mine are all on the left
I'm looking to convert my SV04 to switchwire as well could you share your build and some info?@@efboiz5302
Now I feel bad man... why isn't my printer so fkn sick !!!? 😍🙏
How much power does she draw? And is the bed AC or run off your power supply(s)?
This is about 150-200mms maks, maybe 250mms. You should up your accels for real 800mms.
noooo wayyyy they got the idex voron trident
I really really really hope more companies start adopting afordable idex/corexy configs. im sure a company like bambu lab would make a killing
What I want to see is them with the Lcd screens with a Goten and Trunks fusion animation.
That would be amazing.
Lcd like knomi on stealthburner
How do the belts work? I haven't built a CoreXY, but my understanding is that you use 2 belt for 2D motion. So you used 4 belts for your IDEX?
It is a hybrid corexy, there are 2 y motors and 2 y belts. One motor and belt each tool head.
I love these tridex builds 😍🤩
Challenge accepted. 😃
Turn benchy 90 degrees, cut in half. Mirror that. Then you're cutting your time in half!
This is soo epic! I wanna convert my trident now.
That''s so satisfying and cool!
Looks great, love the mirrored colours on the toolhead.
Can input shaper already be used with such IDEX systems?
Yes, dual carriage support for input shaper was added to klipper earlier this year.
@@rembrantsworkshop Thank you for the reply. Can the input shaper differentiate between 2 Material print, double print and mirror print?
Love the colors!
Is that based on Klipper?
Would you recommend building this or just buying a pre-built from a company?
Hard to say, do you enjoy building and tweaking your printers? Or do you just want to print? That is how I would look at it when asking that question.
@@rembrantsworkshop I’m using it for business, and the ability to future proof and source my own parts is what matters the most. But I feel lost in the weeds when it comes to the Tridex
very amazing
Hello Any manuals about modes?
Hey, sorry I missed this, Klipper documentation has been updated with the information on the modes. But if you have questions drop into tridex-dev on the doom discord and we can help get them sorted.
Excellent and I am your new subscriber.
Slickkkk setup.. awesome video, thanks for putting this up. Motivating me to do a Voron build lol
Very impressive. Great work!
Hi, what's the pros/cons of making a Tridex in 300 mm bed size ? Thanks!
Pro: more build area, Cons: more money, slower printing. The X rail and extrusions are an equivalent length of a 450mm Trident. And you only have 1 belt and 1 nema14 motor per toolhead. This printer will never be as fast as a 300mm Trident
@@rembrantsworkshop after tuning what speed did u get for good quality prints? Thanks!
@@bginvestor101 I am still tuning, this printer is still in development. Klipper just recently added in copy and mirror modes. I am being conservative and running about 80mm/s and 3k accels
@@rembrantsworkshop thanks, just bought a 300mm kit that I will be converting
Hello. Where can I find SFU mode?
why is it printing so slow? theduck
Each tool only has a single belt connected to it, and the belt path is longer than on a 350 spec Trident for this build. It isn't built to be fast
why Idex if you can do ecrf or a toolchanger?
Idex avoids cross contamination of filamet types you would get with an ERCF. Tool changers are more expensive (commercial) or less developed (hobbyist) than this printer.
What is the new length of the x extrusions?
The extrusions on my Tridex are 520mm along the X
Very cool.
It looks like you used 2040s for one of the extrusions?
No, they are all 2020
What is that mod you are using on the nozzle cleaner?
I modified the thick wiper section to have a pass through and a clamping block. It made it easier to get the adjustment correct for the loop of silicone. I have it up on my github, under tridex/mods/
@@rembrantsworkshop awesome! I'll take a look. Thanks!
Super nice looking build. Can the Tridex use tap?
I have double tap installed now, it is great. There is a thread in the tridex discord channel about it.
definitelt my next build
What do you think, would it be somewhat reasonable to have 2 ercf units or than the idex part would not make much sense? 🤔
If you wanted to do multi-color AND multi-material prints, it would be fantastic. I haven't looked into it enough to know if multiple ERCF units would play nicely together. But now I am thinking about it.
@@rembrantsworkshop if only multi color, less purge and less wait time. Somewhat... O think if it is not too much of a hassle, just have to configure it right, it might worth it
Ercf with 12 colors on one head and the other head for support material, or maybe a small erfc to switch between pva for supports, one or more tpu-s for hinges and flexible stuff and maybe one petf and pla for cheap supports depending on what filanent is in the main ercf
@@davidbinenfeld489 yes. For example. That would be sick 🤩
What PCB are you using in the toolheads?
I am using Bigtreetech EBB 1.2 Can boards. They have proven quite reliable for me
is the frame custom size? I see spools inside, I don't remember the Trident to have spools inside.
It can fit between the bed and the plexi so there is a mod for it. 😉
The frame is stretched about 100mm in the X direction for the tool heads to have a parking spot not directly over the bed. I should have gone 50mm wider to allow both toolheads complete access to the bed. Right now with Stealthburners they can't quite reach the opposite side of the bed.
How long are your x extrusions? It looks like you have almost the full biuld volume
They are 520 mm long, I have the middle 250 mm of a 300 mm plate usable by both tool heads.
@Joseph Greiner ah OK cool thanks for the info. Nice to know you can get a 250 cubed biuld area going that route.
@@greyghostjojo84 only X should be shorter, so this should be a 250x300x250 printer, maybe a bit more on Z if don’t use drag chains with canbus
Why do you home the 2" print head on the 1" ?
Honestly, that is how @eddietheengineer has the default Tridex configuration and I never really questioned it.
@Joseph Greiner it makes it easier to ensure the hotends have the correct offset defined in firmware. You know the distance between the two nozzles when homed together where as if you home to opposite ends, you have to figure out gantry length and nozzle offsets and really this way is just a lot easier.
And how mirror or duplicate mode works with different offsets for each head?
this would increase stringing a lot, the default should be to avoid crossing large open gaps like this and as much as possible remain within the part
I can't see anything but black.
Is this basically 2 HBot belts? Doesn’t look like there are four belts for a dual corexy
It uses 2 belts for the Y movement, and 1 belt for each extruder. It is defined in Klipper as hybrid corexy
@@rembrantsworkshop thanks!
What the hell is it doing?
Very small print moves, long travels. The pathing was so odd I had to record it.
Efficiency
Ah yes
did you submit an issue for this and or have the 3mf proj file?
Yes, indeed. github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer/issues/10060
Hi, thanks for fantastic video! I am trying to build a corexy fast plotter, But dont know what PCB and how to config marlin for corexy 😅 I would be grateful if someone could help me, thanks a lot!
I would look for something from Chris's Basement or some other deep dive 3d printing channel. I have not compiled Marlin for many years.
Oki, thanks a lot!
In marlin you have a config that is Corexy and that should be it, marlin will understand that it's not a Cartesian anymore and it will behave like a Cartesian