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Hi.plz come back because we need you most now.

Too. many. jump. cuts.

Blessed be thy JB Weld. 🙏

I have a spare Raspberry Pi but I never got around to installing klipper on it... for no other reason than I stumbled upon mriscoc's firmware and have been super happy with it's feature set and configurability. That being said, klipper may be something I revisit once I pick up my new Ender printer.

9:03 Couldn't agree more... I'm actually doing some final research on what I should upgrade my V2 Neo to, and I think the S1 Pro is what I'm getting in a few days when I get paid. I could save a few paychecks for a Bambu Labs, but to me the community support and open source nature of Ender's is what seals the deal for me. I started using Linux in 1996 so I'm not afraid of putting in some proverbial elbow grease to get something running the way I want it to.

You are right both Marlin and Klipper work really well. I used Marlin for three years and it worked well , although I did not config it I used Kersey Fabrications firmware which worked really well. Then I got bored one day and had a go at Klipper , because I am not tech savy it took six months of trying to get it to work. Now I would not go back I have it sorted and it is easy for me . I have not leveled the bed for a year and my start routine is the same every time . Home, z-tilt, home and print. No print failures for a year. Good vid 😀

10-50 !! 10-78 !! nobody noticed the JB-WELD in the screw holes that is now on the bottom of the Sensor. so now the Sensor AND Screws are JB-Welded to the badass bracket. lol good luck getting it off without cracking the housing of the sensor. guess you can always make another housing. lol. but i do like the idea of a Magnetic G-Sensor Mount for the Bed. and now, with just a small piece of steel mounted to the Extruder, the whole thing is easy to move from Extruder to Build Plate !!!! and just flip the X,Y,Z to any orientation on the Sonic Pad and you dont have to worry about breaking the sensor housing to get it off the JB Weld you didnt clean off from the bracket. rofl.

I’m thinkin’ your OS is running on “OG”-Code..‼️ Great Videos… Personality AND A Lot of useful knowledge and information… So happy I found your channel… Thanks for sharing 😛

I just got a used refurbished S1pro from Creality’s eBay store for $163, upgrading from an Anycubic Kobra Neo, can’t wait to use it for the first time

how can i make the back of it be able to stick to a shirt. well jersey to be exact.

Why did you make a cut after every third word?

Hello, I buy it but i don't know what nozzle has integrated, How can I know?

You can find the klipper settings plugin in the cures market place as well now

"because that's the all you ever need" Who wrote your script, Charlie Kelly? lol great video, all kidding aside.

For the macros can they be placed anywhere? Or does it have to be placed in a certain line

I was actually excited to do the process of setting up a pi and installing all the software and hardware but the price is just too high

That thing in your bed looks like a dildo.

Might need to update this video. Creality did come out with a new dry box, version 2.0. Works great.

Anyone manage to use klipper on sidewinder x3 pro by artillery?

An overall big picture is too important NOT to watch and learn. Thank you and thumb up for you as now i understand better of the firmware on 3 D printer. I am NOT new in firmware update and configure but i am new in 3 D printing and boy boy it is fascinating and fun to learn and make thing. I had bought the Ender 3 S1 and definitely will update to Klipper and a touch screen using an old Android phone.

Great Review, Thank You for your Time

woulda dropped a like but its at 420 and i couldnt mess that up, Great vid, THANK YOU!!

People are still using Cura? move on to OrcaSlicer.

Thank you brother, helped me out getting my printer.cfg file refined for my creatbot build.

I'm sure you can use acceleratorion control with klipper!

thanks for the lesson ;) i hope to see more about cura and clipper. I prefer to use a micrometer, the pressure you exert on the wheel is never the same

In the beginning of the video you compare s1pro with x1 carbon??? What kind of drug do you use my friend?? X1 is about 10 times more expensive. You can't compare a cheap Toyota and a s class Mercedes...

My firmware brings all the boys to the yard and they're like it's better than yours damn right it's better than yours i can teach you but i have to charge. I'm recently miffed at Marlin, due to probe bugs and bits of unrefined UX. I use a DIY servo probe. I have worked on bug reports and patches but ultimately didn't quite have the time to beat it into shape. I have planned Klipper for a while as it's the cheapest upgrade path with Pi0. But haven't made a jump to it yet. Not sure how well Klipper is going to work for me either, given i want to be able to drop the toolhead and replace it with say a Roland drag knife, maybe laser, engraver and other possible accessories. I think the best think about Klipper isn't input shaping, it's the correct jerk-free acceleration handling. I think a very good thing is being disregarded, RepRapFirmware, also known as the Duet3D firmware. It runs on LPC and STM32 processors and some control boards can be really inexpensive, it has built-in web browser controller, and it has all the same algorithms as Klipper, indeed originating many of them. Marlin attempts to reach for the same but the quality of implementation is so bad for the more advanced movement algorithms, the options don't work well with each other, the outcome is pathetic... it's understandable given Marlin has to remain compatible with 8-bit controller boards, but it's unfortunate. A firmware won't be really good at it unless it can pick one movement model and stick to it. There was also Smoothieware, not sure where it's at right now.

9 minutes of looking at a closeup of your head🙄 Not picking on you but the video would be vastly better if you spent more time showing the actual screen during the settings adjustments, not impersonating Max Headroom with 10,000 cuts. Also you never specified which gcode flavor to replace Marlin with.

I cannot paste the macro in my printer config. It gives me errors and wont let me update. I also tried to put it in the mainsail config but that file says read only for some odd reason. Any idea why mine is doing this? This is the error I get when trying to paste the macro into my printer config: Source contains parsing errors: '/home/biqu/printer_data/config/printer.cfg' [line 11]: 'TURN_OFF_HEATERS ' [line 12]: 'CANCEL_PRINT_BASE ' [line 13]: 'G0 Z{z_safe} F3600 ; move nozzle up ' [line 14]: 'G0 X{x_safe} Y{y_safe} F20000 ; move nozzle to remove stringing ' [line 15]: 'M107 ; turn off fan ' [line 16]: 'G90 ; absolute positioning ' [line 17]: 'G0 X60 Y{max_y} F3600 ; park nozzle at rear '

Plug and play ? Glad you think getting it up and running is a snap - any experts out there want mine ? The sonic pad has kept me from using my printer for over a week. Painful AF

nobody NEEDS klipper. i just want to push my printer. its either klipper or linuxcnc.

Hello, what version of cure are you using, and why when you place the mouse on an option, an image appears showing what it is going to do and I only have text.

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One of the first things I found is Klipper does not understand G29 to to bed meshing. That was the first macro I created. did a little comment # Marlin Compatibility # in my printer.cfg file to add GCode that Marlin knows, but Klipper doesn't :) I was able to find both plugins in Cura Marketplace.. I'd previously used Octoprint so remote control was an absolute must for me when I moved to Klipper. I found letting Klipper do most of the advanced features, like using Klippers firmware retraction, pressure advance, input shaping, and not having Cura push these settings across not only made slicing quicker, and created smaller GCODE files, but also resulted in better prints as the optimised settings in the actual firmware took over. This is a huge advantage with Klipper over Marlin as it is a lot easier, using an outboard device (such as a Raspberry Pi) to do all the processing instead of it all being hardcoded and running on the printer MCU. I know Octoprint does some GCode processing and with plugins can simplify the code Marlin has to process, but Klipper just takes this to the next level as it is baked into the firmware

Great vibes and video

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hands and unnecessary zoom was way too distracting

guess this is a dead link

got a new ender 5 s1, sonic pad. ender by itself it prints fine. after adding sonic pad, it prints - but. Now any STL file that has been changed like scaling in cura won't print. also multiple items in one file doesn't print also. but everything worked fine, before sonic pad. Any ideas?

To me it was soooo worth. The way you do basic tuning and configuration changes in Marlin killed every bit of excitement I had for 3d printing when I started out. Typing in manual gcodes on a horrible touchscreen, hoping that things would properly save with no feedback at all. Needing to compile my own firmware, open the printer up, disconnect the display and repeat for every small mod or config change? Just no... I pretty much ignored my printer for over a year because of the user experience with marlin. Sure, Octoprint might have helped with some inconveniences, but at that point I was too jaded to even care. Ever since I installed Klipper I actually like using my printer now. I can start a print right from my slicer, I can edit the config from my PC in an instant and repurpose mcu pins for whatever I want. Klipper provides wonderful feedback on pretty much every tuning step and the overall user experience is just so much nicer, even before considering the extra features.

The Sonic Pad is a great idea, but as of now it is still relatively locked down compared to vanilla Klipper. Marlin on a 32 bit board is really powerful still. That said, a lot of stock firmware is not even using half of what Marlin can do, so even flashing a new version of Marlin with additional features enabled can make a big difference to the printing experience. I found that when I first got my Ender 5 Pro. Although it had a 4.2.2 board (32 bit) it had an old version of Marlin that was feature limited. Upgrading to version 2 of Marlin and enabling features improved the experience dramatically. I also had a Raspberry Pi 3 and a 7inch touch screen laying around, so it wasn't long before getting Octoprint (Octopi) into the mix. I used that for a few years, but now I am seeing so many good reviews on Klipper, not to mention that is now also starting to creep into commercial printer releases, that I felt it was time to try it on my old, original ender 5. Well..... The difference wasn't night and day. It was more a bit subtle, but I could get an extra bit of speed out of it. Quality wasn't improved over Marlin 2, but I could go from 80mm/s to 120mm/s and not have any degradation of quality where is with Marlin, if I increased the speed, although it still printed well, the quality was noticeably different. I kept my old SD card with Octoprint and a copy of my Marlin firmware in case I wanted to go back, but so far I am not going back and KlipperScreen with Mainsail is a much more complete user interface than OctoScreen or OctoDash. I can still run OctoPrint for the advantages of Octoprint, but Mainsail and KlipperScreen just give a very complete UI for the printer. That's something Marlin was never really able to achieve on an Ender 5 with the stock display.

spent way too long watching the tower print and not enough time on the, "put it into the config file"

Hi, Thanks for the video. Very helpful. I am just getting back into it and have some relics here that I wouldn't mind upgrading. Some are reallly old lol. We are talking an Anet A8, a Ramps 1.4 based RepRap and aTevo Tornado! I The thing that worries me about Klipper (or adding a pi into the mix generally) is that that the SD card tends to get corrupted upon power loss or if I have a brain fart and just turn it off without thinking. I had it no end of aggro with a NAS that I built and had to faff around making a 'safe soft shutdown' thing for it in the end because it drove me so nuts! Have you experienced any issues with corrupted / non bootable pi's running Klipper due to unclean shutdowns or power loss? Thanks again.

Very useful, I have been having a hard time understanding how to integrate my sonic pad with my S1.

Honest to God, installing Klipper and getting back to even the basic functionalities that I had in marlin has been a 5 day journey of repeated reinstalls, corrupted files, dodgy bootloader's, and problem after problem after problem, but I finally got to start working on input shaping and adding the code... And it began again. Disconnect the adxl and suddenly the control board starts freaking out and then can't resolve hosts, eats the bootloader, and the only way I can see to get everything playing nice with each other again is to reformat the pi.and start over, because APPARENTLY updating your software is a BAD thing in Klipperland, and if you update to the newest stable version it will decide to break functionality with everything. Marlin seemed more black-boxy from the start, but once you realize you've got full control over everything in its code it actually is pretty accessible and you can even add new features fairly easily if you take the time to code em. Sure beats fighting with the closed ecosystem that is klippy.. I swear man the SECOND marlin is capable of similar speeds and input shaping I will have a massive smile on my face as I nuke that useless software and reinstall marlin. I think I understand why it's faster now though .....Everything is stripped out of it. Everything. You want bed leveling? Better write some code from scratch or copy someone else's to make that work! Want a sensor for your filament run out? Oh you'd better believe that doesn't come with it. Hell... The only thing that did work without much tweaking was quad gantry😂 God forbid we want to have an easy way to prevent you from needing to home the machine every single time you let the motors lose power, cuz after 7 hours of searching I'm still no closer to finding a solution besides "keep them constantly powered" and frankly that isn't ecomomical or logical, especially when the machines are balanced to stay still when unpowered so they cost less to run. T.T .

Just some constructive feedback. I hope you don't mind. I find that you have WAY too many cuts in your editing. You have at least 1 cut between every sentence you speak, and in one case, I counted 11 cuts in a single sentence. Also, you lean into the camera and throw you hands up with everything you say. It feels like you are attacking the camera over and over. Lastly, your tone is aggressive, like you are lecturing a child for doing something wrong. These things are very distracting. Maybe practice your scripts and try to deliver your thoughts in larger chunks with less cuts. Control your hand movements, don't lean into the camera so much, and try to shift the energy of your tone from agressive to excited. If you could improve these things, your videos would be super clean. Your knowledge is excellent and very helpful, but it's hard to take it in when the video is constantly cutting, and I feel like you want to beat me up. Cheers, friend.

Good Video, but I wish it had chapters so I could have skipped the intro and explaination of "whats firmware?"

I know, dumb questions first, :) so my question is after using Klipper and don't like it, is there still Marlin on my printer board to use ?!

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