Sovol SV06+ Klipper Screen install guide & test review before/after 3D prints SV06 Plus vs SV07 Plus
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- SV06 Plus Klipper screen → sovol3d.com/products/sovol-kl... (affiliate link)
Related videos:
Sovol Klipper basic setup → • Sovol Klipper / SV07 P...
Advanced calibration → • SOVOL Klipper/SV07 Adv...
Cura 5.5 profiles → • Sovol SV07 Plus 3D Pri...
E-step calibration → • E-step calibration on ...
Z-tilt alignment → • Z-markers to keep Z-mo...
Klipper Screen fan mod → • Assembly of 3D Printed...
My STL models:
Klipper screen fan mod → cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/...
SV06 Plus dust cover → cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/...
Extrusion ruler → cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/...
Z-markers → cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/...
Cura profiles for the Klipper Screen → bubble.dynalogix.eu/cura/
(it also has the contents of the thumb drive that came with the Klipper screen)
Affiliate links:
► Sovol SV06 Plus printer → sovol3d.com/products/sovol-sv...
► SV06 Plus Klipper screen → sovol3d.com/products/sovol-kl...
► Sovol SV07 Plus printer → sovol3d.com/products/sovol-sv...
► Sovol SV07 printer → sovol3d.com/products/sovol-sv...
► Comgrow T300 printer → sovol3d.com/products/comgrow-...
Sovol SV08 core-XY → www.sovol3d.com/products/sovo...
► 0.6mm nozzle → sovol3d.com/products/sv06-plu...
► Sovol filament → sovol3d.com/products/rainbow-...
🛒 Amazon links:
► Comgrow T300 → amzn.to/3x2vG1d
► SV07 Plus → amzn.to/3yK2RXY
► SV07 → amzn.to/3VrlGYI
► SV06 Plus → amzn.to/4ebxHsT
► SV06 → amzn.to/4e4wyTN
► SV06/Plus Klipper screen → amzn.to/4aMTJiw
► FixDry Double NT1 Filament dryer → amzn.to/3x4PBg1
► Wainlux K10 mini laser engraver → amzn.to/45bC9Ur
Part fan upgrade I use:
5015 fan upgrade → www.printables.com/model/4104...
Fan bracket: www.printables.com/model/4407...
LED mount → www.printables.com/model/4522...
Get 5015 blower on AliExpress:
→ s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DEn...
→ s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DBR...
Filament runout sensor for SV06
Get official upgrade → sovol3d.com/products/sovol-sv...
Plugs into the 3-pin jst2.5 port marked "break detection" on the last page of your user guide). Make sure to have the section:
[filament_switch_sensor my_sensor]
switch_pin:PA4
in your printer.cfg. You might need to reverse the pin (i.e. put !PA4 instead of PA4) for it to work correctly.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:28 Connect power supply
0:58 Replace screen
1:12 Shield USB cable
1:35 Controller firmware
2:14 Basic setup → • Sovol Klipper / SV07 P...
2:48 Calibration → • SOVOL Klipper/SV07 Adv...
3:08 Cura slicer profiles → • Sovol SV07 Plus 3D Pri...
3:46 Heating speed SV06+ vs SV07+
4:40 22min 3DBenchy SV06+ vs SV07+
6:57 Winner just half a minute faster
7:47 Closeup SV06+ vs SV07+
9:37 Closeup before vs after Klipper
11:02 Clonclusion
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After hours and hours of printing... I have been having so much fun. This is a hobby I look forward to for years to come. I wanted to thank you for this video. Keep up the good work, and God bless you my friend.
Hello! Your videos are really detailed! This will be of great help to sv06+ users! Thank you! By the way, the blue benchy looks great, lol.
This is an amazing video, I can't wait to watch your others, as I'm waiting for my first klipper pad for one of my SV06+ to begin the klipper adventure! If things go as well as they do in your video, I'll be buying for the rest of them. Now, a very important question - where did you get the Sovoler T-Shirt? I have 5 Sovol printers, so I think I should get myself one! 🤣🍁 EDIT: I hope this channel blows up for you - you make EXCELLENT videos.
I won it in Sovol's Easter giveaway 😉They are also giving them away in their regular live streams on youtube and facebook, but for us Europeans it means I have to get up at 4AM. Sometimes I even do. Call me a fanboy.
I bought a lrs 600-24 psu for my sv06 plus after the the screen upgrade I noticed that the stock fan ran all the time after the screen upgrade so ordered a meanwell lrs 600-24 the same psu in the sv07+ scaled up a bracket for a lrs 350 and it works great the nozzle heats up lightning fast now the bed still takes awhile I didn't do a comparison thou forgot before the install but the fan doesn't run 24x7 now
I am already running Klipper on my SV06 with an Inovato Quadra Single Board Computer but I just ordered a Sovol Klipper upgrade for the SV06. Looking forward to trying out the Klipper screen soon. Thanks for the video.
I am curious how they will compare
@@gerGoPrint3D me too. I guess the difference is going to be the configuration/settings for speeds. I will let you know.
If I would have known that you have an affiliate link, I would have used it.
Today, I still managed to get an x2 increase in speed, after I carefully did all the calibrations once again and edited printer.cfg, specifying in it the parameters obtained after resonance tests:
shaper_type_y:zv shaper_freq_y:29.8
damping_ratio_y:0.005
shaper_type_x:mzv shaper_freq_x:47.4
damping_ratio_x:0.005
I am very pleased with the result. Maybe it's not even the speed limit.
I'm stuck in a boot loop with my SV06 plus. I even reflashed the emmc chip with the screen image file, reflashed the printer motherboard with the klipper firmware as well. Not sure what else to do.
Thanks for the video; good explanation. Concerning the print quality: I cannot read the text on the back side of the boat. Did you run the input shaping calibration test? Or is 23 minutes a bit too fast? With a 1 hour benchy the text is well readable (with Klipper based on Bassamanator's instructions for the SV06 plus)
Yes, 23 minutes is too fast for the back text to be legible. It is not readable on either of the the 22-23 minute prints. The 40 minute version printed using Marlin (at 10:19) is a tiny bit better, but still not readable. I might do another comparision print this time concentrating on quality instead of speed. To tell the truth, I mainly print functional items and prototyping, so speed is more important for my use case than quality (since the upgrade I actually put back the 0.6mm nozzle in my SV06 Plus).
How you doing….. I installed klipper on sv06 sovol … follow all directions but the only issue I have is when start printing filaments goes through the extruder… but then start going fast and the all print looks like crap… and I did the bed leveling
Thank you for all the great videos! I got my Clipper screen yesterday followed all the instructions in your videos everything seemed to go okay but the extruder is not centered on the bed even after calibration. Any suggestions?
You might have the wrong variant of the screen. If you have the SV06+ printer and accidentally ordered the regular SV06 variant, you can download the SV06+ printer.cfg file from the bottom of the cura page linked from the description (it's included in the "config files") and simply replace the contents of your printer.cfg.
If that doesn't help, you can download the thumb drive contents too and flash the SV06+ Firmware.bin to the motherboard.
Thanks for the great video! I turned out to be one of the inattentive and hasty guys who ordered the wrong version. Thank you for posting the files for 06+. However, I have already changed the configuration file and everything seems to be working. But there is a problem. Sometimes there is an offset along the Y axis. It seems that the acceleration of 4000 is the maximum with such kinematics, I put 3000 in the end. Do you think wider belts are required for stable operation with an acceleration of more than 4000? What is your acceleration and printing speed? I print the outer walls at 100 and the inner walls at 150 as before installing the Klipper screen . It seems impossible to increase the speed by 2 times without upgrading the kinematics. I use this type of blowout system - The Nautilus - Sovol SV06 Fan Duct 5015 Blower Fan V4 by Leander Perez Blanco with my modification for 06+ and I was hoping to print 2 times faster)
Hello, great video, i buy the sovol klipper screen too. But in rush i buy the klipper screen for sovol sv06. I have in the mud with configuration. Can you send me the printer.cfg that you use for your screen?
I use a Mac Pro and not a fan of Cura. From what I read in the comments here do I understand this right that Klipper does not play well with Prusa slicer???
Did you figure out how to get the led strip to work with Klipper?
Just subscribed. Great videos, thank you
The 22min benchy g-code came with my SV07+
Hey :)
As i'm planning to buy the sv06/07 + version i have a huge dilema, maybe you have an answer :D The 07 feels like a bit of a stepback from the 6, with the bed adjustment to the rollers, as i see the big part cooling fan adjustment is not really possible and that can be a problem later down the line with petg or other materials, etc... The 06 with a Klipper pad looks a bit better for what i want to do, basically sooner or later remove the screen, psu, control box and put the rest of the printer in a box to print abs, asa and stuff, while the temp sensitive parts are mounted outside... Is there any real benefit to get a 07 insted of a 06 + klipper set? The only one i see is the lack of the native 06 + klipper preset in orca, but maybe the 07 program would work too, or i can import from cura... Thank you in advance, another Gergő :D
The SV07/+ comes with a set of spacers that can be used instead of the leveling wheels. It's up to you. I kept the leveling wheels to make the job of auto bed leveling system easier, less to compensate with the bed mesh. Yes, it would be trickier to install a part cooling upgrade on the SV07/+ extruder, but it is not needed there, since the auxiliary carpet fan does a very good job. Currently I run it between 30-60% for PLA, and OFF-30% for PETG (PETG needs less cooling!). It provides enough cooling even when using 0.6mm and 0.8mm nozzles at high speeds.
The SV06+ in my opinion only has disadvantages comparted to the SV07+, unless you plan to print 24/7 and expect to wear down the POM wheels more often then a normal yearly cycle (they cost 15 cent a piece, about $10 a whole set). BTW replacing the wheels is not more work than lubricating the bearings. If you print
I added you as friend on Twitter. Did you do anything to strengthen the mount for the screen? The mount they give is incredibly flimsy. I may made a quick adapter so it isnt as floppy.
Yes, please check my latest video, I designed a new back for the Klipper screen, which can enhouse a cooling fan (very necessary!) and even added a special locking mechanism for the attachment to the screen bracket. I am also in the process of designing a go-pro type of mount for the screen so you can use and GoPro compatible mounting solution to secure the screen.
Can the SV06+ with and without the Meanwell power supply upgrade handle ABS? Seems like the combination of large bed and small power supply might not have the ability to get the bed to temp.
SV06 Plus already has a bigger power supply than the smaller SV06 (450W vs 300W). It is sufficient to keep the bed heated to 100°C. I only refer to the even bigger PSU in the SV07+ contributing to quicker bed heat up.
Completely forgot to ask but is the Sovol Klipper Pad giving you root access? In my current setup with my Inovato Quadra SBC I of course have root access and I have input shaper with adxl and KAMP for adaptive meshing and smart park and even smart purge. I just want to make sure before I take the Sovol pad out of the box I will be able to add all those functions back in. Thanks.
Yes, mks / makerbase works
I am curious, why are you switching from the Inovato Quadra to the Sovol Klipper Pad? What are the advantages?
@@jamisonbanks6177 I have another printer that needs Klipper and the Quadra would be great for that. The sovol screen will also add Klipper screen.
Could you please upload an Orca profile for the klipper SV06+ with 0.6 nozzle?
I did, check my "Switching to orca" video → th-cam.com/video/R1-VU01-9Es/w-d-xo.html (They are not mine, but these are the ones I am using from Christian Vick)
Here's a question - I've alreaady updated my SV-06+ (and SV-06) to Kilpper using the Creality Sonic Pad. Things are running smoothly, but I'm wondering if this would be a better solution on the 06+. Any thoughts?
Klipper is Klipper. I think their current performance and features are equivalent. Setup for the Sovol is probably a lot easier with the SV06+ and requires almost no prior understanding, just following 20 minuntes of setup instructions, while setting up the Sonic Pad with this specific printer might have required a bit more research and trial and error. Long term I feel you might be better off with the Sonic Pad, since over the air updates are disabled in the Sovol screen, and I doubt they would provide too many sideloadable updates themselves. Yet, the current function set will keep working indefinitely into the future, so we get what we paid for. Another point is reusability: it will probably take more effort to connect a different printer to the Sovol than to the Sonic pad when we finally decide to part with the SV06+. So it's pros and cons. Quicker, easer setup vs higher customizability and longer tern usability.
I just got my very first printer and chose the sv06+ with klipper, but I have this issue that bothers me a lot and maybe you have an idea how to fix it. Printing the first layer goes smooth, but after that, the next ~1mm of wall is printed more to the inside of the model, making the first layer easy to rip. So what I mean by that is that the sides have a V shape channel in the walls after the first layer. Do you have any idea how to fix this? I have been googling about it for hours and I have done hundreds of bed leveling and z-offset calibrations
Sorry, I don't understand your description. I think a photo or short video could help. Please post it on r/sovol or in the SV06 facebook group. There are many knowledgable users there, I would love to chime in as well. What slicer are you using? I recommend Orca Slicer with Christian Vick's Presets. Please watch my video I show you how to set it up correctly. A good slicer with well-tested presets makes a huge difference!
Could you show us how the SV06+ with Klipper works in Prusaslicer? I'd really love to see that.
I am not using Prusa Slicer :( I have videos showing how to set up the newest version of Cura. This printer was designed to work with Cura. Of course Prusa and Orca will work too, but it comes ready with well tuned Cura profiles.
I also would like to see this. I can get the printer to run easily with cura but cant even get a print to start with Prusa slicer.
@@marijunamissle I skipped Prusa Slicer and went from Cura directly to Orca. You can already see me using Orca in my recent videos, but a detailed step-by-step setup guide is in the works.
Great viedeo. But for some reason most of links in description are broken.
Thank you for the feedback. I've just tested all the links they seem to work here. What browser / device are you using?
What did you do with your sv06+ in terms of bearings and such for using it with klipper?
I packed the stock bearings with grease when I got the printer in May. I haven't done anything special to them after the Klipper upgrade. They work great.
Great video. Million dollar question: Can you use one of the screens and attach both printers to it? If so, anyone with an SV07 already can add an SV06/06+, flash the firmware, and not have to pay for the Klipper screen for their SV06/06+?
When I got the SV07+ with the screen I was hoping this could be done, but more knowledgeable users told me these screens are not powerful enough to drive two printers at the same time. Maybe I could research what needs to be configured for it to work, and then I could test if it is powerful enough. How to add printer.cfg for two printers? How would I switch between them? Where to look for info on this? Any input would be appreciated!
@@gerGoPrint3D I'm not too sure as I've never tested it. I do notice in the browser interface under Settings, Printers there is a prompt for ADD PRINTER. If I had an extra SV06/07 printer, I'd plug it in to a spare USB port on the klipper pad and click add printer.
Hallo Gergo
In your opinion is the sv07 plus or the 6 plus with Clipper Upgrade the better hardware or printer ? Wich prints look better ? Speed is not so important.
Is the print quality of sv08 much better ?
Thank you a lot.
Regards Marcus
Yes, the SV08 is in a different league. But it also costs double. For the price, I definitely recommend the SV07 Plus. The SV06 Plus with Klipper will never come close to the convenience and quality of the SV07 Plus. Printing speed is the same after SV06+ Klipper upgrade. But the single z driver is a hassle, smaller PSU means bed heat up takes twice as long, nozzle heat up is slower too. Part cooling needs to be upgraded if you ever think of running SV06+ at Klipper speeds, SV07+ has that out of the box. Other quality of life advantages like extruder lighting and silent idle mode due to controlled fans make the SV07+ a much better device to have. Often linear rods are praised over POM wheels, but the flexibility of POM wheels has a resonanse dampening effect, input shaper on the SV07+ has much less to do, so you get more precise, sharper corners a overall tighter, higher quality prints at the same time. It is also much quieter than the squeeky linear bearings on the SV06+ no matter how much you grease them. Greasing bearings is much messier and about the same amount of maintenance work as replacing the POM wheels every one-two years at normal use. Maybe if you are planning to use these printers in a print farm 24/7 the linear rods could be a benefit, but at normal, everyday operation (20-40 hours of print per week) the SV07+ is a clear winner. I have both, I use both. SV07+ prices right now make it the clear choice now. If you can spend twice the price, the SV08 is the next recommended option. (You can see order links to all of these in the description of my video)
@@gerGoPrint3D Thank you a lot for your long and wonderful answer. You did answer all my questions.
So perfekt. I want to say that I love your Videos.
I had a Sovol 7 plus and did it only get it to work with your videos.
I would have not done it without you.
It did only print rubbish.
The problem was the printer got broken and I had to turn it back to Amazon and I got a refund.
I think after your video I will get a Sovol SV8.
Is the quality of prints really better than on the SV07 plus ?
Will there be an update for a clipper Touchscreen you think.
Would be wonderful to get an answer.
I am only sorry the printer will be available in Germany inearliest June. Mäh.
So thank you a lot. Best 3D Printer channel on TH-cam. I did learn so much.
You are such a nice person and great 3D Printer.
This Hobby is so great
@@MarcusReichert-zr8zs Yes, the SV08 is better than the SV07 in many many respects, and for me the SV07 Plus has been a good printer too. And yes, you can order it with touchscreen now! You will still receive the mini screen and you can connect a 5" touchscreen as well! You get a discount if you order the two together. I've put links in the description of this video too (but do watch my SV08 videos as well th-cam.com/play/PL36BnrhYaGnJcefjvdLJe3qXtuuteo5zf.html ) Don't be intimidated by the size: the SV07+ might have a smaller desk footprint, but it needs extra room for the bed movement, which is not an issue for the SV08.
Any input you can give to get the LED strip to work, plugged into the P7 port of the 6 plus. I've searched everywhere, and the latest klipper error says MY_LED not defined, but the cfg file has nothing related to MY_LED
You won't be able to add a controllable LED strip to the SV06/+, since it's MCU doesn't have the necessary header. I connected my LED to the constant 24V (going to the extruder fan), and added a manual switch.
On SOVOL Website: Notice: SV06 Klipper Screen not support filament runout sensor... Is there any solution for this?
Do you have the optional runout sensor upgrade from the official website? I've added links to it in the description of this video. Install that (plugs into the 3-pin jst2.5 port marked "break detection" on the last page of your user guide). Make sure to have the section
[filament_switch_sensor my_sensor]
switch_pin:PA4
in your printer.cfg. You might need to reverse the pin (i.e. put !PA4 instead of PA4) for it to work correctly.
I made it all the way to the boot screen attempting to start, but it stays on this screen. After a while on this screen I get an error message stating that the MCU is unable to connect. I tried reflashing it, but still gives the error.
Your firmware update of the motherboard did not succeed. make sure to format the micro sd and leave it in for 3 minutes after start. You can check to reconnect the original screen. As long as it keeps working the new Klipper Screen won't.
I’m having trouble trying to format a sd card for the SV06+. Any idea what format? Cheers
FAT32, 4096 allocation unit size. It's enough to do a Quick Format. I used the original 8GB card that came with the printer.
@@gerGoPrint3D Thank you! I’ll give it ago. Much appreciated.
Hello do you think I can use SV07 profile for my SV06 klipper upgraded printer? I can't find profile for Prusaslicer. Sovol have only profile for Cura. Thanks
Yes, absolutely. That's exactly what I do in Orca Slicer. You will have to adjust cooling though, because SV06 cooling is way weaker than SV07, so either slow down a bit, or add a fan mod. Also, standard SV06 doesn't use the high flow nozzles SV06 Plus and SV07/Plus uses, so you will need to take about 65% of the volumetric speed of SV07 filament profiles.
Thanks, CHT nozzles on the way and both cooling fans too (5015)@@gerGoPrint3D
is the sv06 plus with klipper screen worth 269 usd with current black friday sale? if not, what printer do you like the most?
I think it is an amazing deal. The Klipper screen sold for $100 by itself, you you are basically getting the printer for $169, which is crazy.
Only the SV06 is $269, not the plus
What settings did you have to get a 22 minute benchy? Do you have a gcode file you can share?
The g-code came with my SV07+
How do you run input shaping calibration with the accelerometer? The manual shows you the mounting points but thats it.
Please watch my other video which I mentioned at 3:02. In there I show you the whole process of input shaper calibration in detail.
@@gerGoPrint3D Thank you I found it om your video
I am also running klipper on my sv06 and sv06 plus. One is running a rasverry pi 3b and btt tft50 screen in a case and a pad 7 on the other. It was a nice improvement. For those who want klipper for one printer and want a clean look then this option is great. I think it is a great idea. And the sv06 line is better then the sv07 line in my opinion. I don't like the fact they went with v wheels. I understand why as it would have been much harder to add a part cooling Blower but they could have gone with linear rails instead and could have been ahead of the others. Of even used the metal wheels that neptune use. That is the biggest reason why most of us chose to buy the sv06 line and add klipper after the fact. Thanks for the great video
Remember, the SV07+ comes with the hard mounting bed hardware as well as the spring/wheel setup.
Can the klipper screen control more than one printer at once?
Good question, haven't tested myself, but curious too!
Do you have camp running on the sv06 plus?
Christian Vick's macros do something similar to KAMP. Please watch my recent video about switching to Orca and CV's KPA, I show you what his macros do: both adaptive meshes and the various pre-print purge options
I have a a klipad v1.0 from sv07 spare, so can you give me the firmware.bin to test on my sv06 please ?? Thanks for your vidéo !!
It's on the bubble dynalogix cura page linked from the description of this video (I cannot put links in comments here). Bottom of that webpage. I only have SV06 Plus though, might be different from SV06.
Hi can you please share the klipper.bin file that you recieved for sv06plus thank you
i would like that also, Been trying to get klipper running on my SV06 plus with no luck at all
Give me a few hours when I am back in my office
@@gerGoPrint3D could you also post all the config files from the screen as well?
Ok. So Google doesn't allow links in comments, but I link to the "thumb drive contents" on the same webpage where you can download the cura profiles (see link in the description of this video)
@@Thunderbreez Same file, now a little bigger and contains the configs (I included the very first backup of the printer.cfg as I got the screen)
How do ya like the sovol 6 plus so far and the interface
The Klipper interface was familiar, because I have been using the SV07+ for a few months already. The SV06+ works almost exactly the same way. I keep a 0.6mm nozzle and use the SV06+ for larter, stronger functional prints, it is even better now with Klipper. I can recommend both SV06+ and SV07+ both are vefy good printers!
@@gerGoPrint3D u think it wouid be an waste of money if I bough the 6 plus if I already have the regular sovol 6
@@monsterstorm78 I don't have personal experience with the SV06, but based on what I read about it, the Plus has many important improvements compared to it. If you have a chance to sell or give the SV06 to someone an SV06+ with Klipper would be a major upgrade:
► 2.5 bigger build volume (not only for big things but also for many small things and complete prints instead of breaking them into multiple passes)
► color touch screen for easier, quicker control
► larger heater block and longer nozzle means more consistent flow at higher speeds (especially important in case of Klipper upgrade)
► disproportionally thicker linear rods mean more stability (even at bigger size)
► reduced z axis wobble, tilting due to bearings at the top of the z screws
► filament runout sensor
► smoother filament feeding due to bearings in the filament holder
► insulated bed heating for improved thermal efficiency and more even heat distribution
► disproportionally larger power supply for quicker bed / nozzle heat up
► extra linear bearing in the bed (4 instead of 3) for increased stability.
If I install the klipper screen on my sv06 can I use Prusaslicer?
of course. BTW with the Klipper screen the printer will work get similarly to the sv07 (only the high flow nozzle missing, but you can easily upgrade to the sv07+ extruder, which has identical characteristics to the sv07/plus extruder. Both Orca and Prussa has sv07 profiles.
thanks
Is there any way you can post the firmware? I got the wrong one and it klipper thinks im using a regular sv06
Please check my cura profiles webpage (linked from description), bottom of the page has config files. It might be enough to change printer.cfg
@@gerGoPrint3D seems like it still is thinks its the regular sv06, how would i change the printer.cfg files?
@@PurpleHavok you can connect to the printer using winscp. Port 22, user mks pass: makerbase. Save what you have currently! (it would be great if you could download everything, zip it and send it to me, so I could publish it on the same website for SV06 users as well. Please email me at vgergo at gmail dot com or contact me on facebook - I am in the sovol facebook groups as Gergo Viczian)
Thanks for the video. I've no idea why Sovol went backwards with the SV07+. The dual tubes are better X-axis speed of the SV06 than the belt + truss like the Sv07. They also removed the dual bed rail architecture of the SV06+ and they decided for single rail. The most puzzling change is that they added bed tensioners in the SV07+, whereas they are amiss in the SV06+ (and IMO the better choice). Bed tensioners are a thing of the past, IMO, not sure why Sovol went backwards on their next iteration of the SV06+
The jury is out on linear rails vs v-slot wheels. Sovol, being a good company offers both options, giving us the choice. The SV06Plus with Klipper or SV07 Plus can achieve similar speeds, but each have their advantages.
POM wheels produce nicer surface finish thanks to the resonance dampening effects of flexible POM contact and tighter cupling of the motion system. Yes, they might need a bit more maintenance but they can provide nicer prints, especially on fast moving printers. And the motion system is not the only difference between the two: the SV07+ comes with superior power supply, twice as fast bed heating and a sufficient part cooling solution matching the speed of Klipper. Controllable built in extruder light, double sided build plate, anti-backlash z-nuts and automatic z-sync alignment are the cherry on the top.
The SV06 Plus costs more if ordered with the Klipper addition, still needs extra work with preliminary lubrication not to mention the extra upgrades which can and should be carried out, like the part cooling upgrade. And it will still lag behind the SV07 Plus in term of convenience because of the slower bed heating, missing light and other nice to haves. And if all done it will still not produce as perfect output due to inherent properties of less flexible motion system coupling.
Regarding the bed leveling wheels. They are optional on the SV07/Plus. Fixed spacers are included. Look at the SV06/Plus forums, everybody goes out of their way to bring back bed leveling via silicone spacers and what not, to provide a physically more level bed to help the automatic leveling system. The SV07 Plus simply comes with this option available out of the box, and again, leaves the choice to us, users if we want to manually level or leave it all to the automatic system.
I would not write down the SV07 line as "going back". The two printer lines offer different sets of advantages. As said, we the customers are entitled to make the choice! Few 3D printer maker offers both options at such competitive prices. I am very curios what is in the future with the Comgrow fusion. Maybe a machine that combines all the advantages???
@@gerGoPrint3D I've been watching your videos as I recently got an SV06 Plus for Christmas, and it's making me feel kind of bad, like I should have asked for the SV07 Plus instead. :( Sounds like the SV07 Plus has a lot of extra features for not much money, and to get them on the SV06 Plus is going to cost a lot and be a hassle and be more janky. Feels bad man.
@@Ramesiel I love my sV06+ and SV07+ equally well. They each have their strength. Many say the linear bearings and rods make the SV06+ design more durable and it will need less maintenance on the long run. Don't feel bad about it. I often think if I had to choose whether to keep the Klipperized SV06+ or the SV07+ it would be an extremely hard choice! I really couldn't choose. So you are having one of my favorites!
Can you cpnnect camera to the klipper screen?
Yes, almost any USB webcam works. I bought the cheapest $8 webcam on aliexpress and it works well. It's good for monitoring, and that is set up to work out of the box. For timelapse you'll need to install the necessary component and of course get a higher quality camera.
@@gerGoPrint3D sorry, what necessary component? do you mean octoprint? or the software included to the camera? I have`nt used clipper yet.
@@ynsicher I haven't done it myself yet, I'll have to do some research. I will probably make a video on it when I figure it out 😉
what about the accelerometer ? why didnt you show that?
Good point! Because I deal with the input shaper calibration in detail in my SV07+ calibration video. I recommend viewing the two SV07+ settings videos, 99% applies to the Klipperized SV06+ (input shaper calibration was the exact same process - see it in my "SV07+ Advanced tuning guide" video)
@@gerGoPrint3DDoes the SV06 Plus Klipper upgrade kit include an accelerometer for calibration ?
How locked down is the new Klipper screen - is it possible to get root access to the file system (for example via SSH) to highly customise it as you could if you ran Klipper on a Raspberry Pi or is it somewhat restrictive ?
I've been thinking about Klipper for my SV06 Plus for a while so I'm tempted by this - although I see it is currently out of stock everywhere I've looked until at least the 13th. (I'm in the UK)
@@dbmandrake 1) Yes, accelerometer is included. I show its use in my SV07 advanced calibration video, since the Klipperized SV06+ works the same way as the SV07+
2) Yes, the mks/makerbase user/pass works and gives you root access via SSH, winscp, kamp, kiauh etc. You can install your addons, edit the config files.
3) I asked on facebook and Sovol reps told us stocks are being filled up on all continents in the coming days. You will be able to order soon!
Unfortunately the screen for the plus is not in stock
Yes, this turned out to be a more popular product than they originally expected :)
Hi, can It work on a Sovol SV05?
Not out of the box, but I am sure you can Klipperize SV05 with this Makerbase Klipper pad or Bigtreetech, Sonic. The Sovol Klipper Screen is preconfigured to work with the SV06 or SV06+ with minimal setup from the user. Other printers and Klipper pads will need the standard research and trial and error. The process shouldn't be any different than with an Ender 5 (which the S05 looks to be a clone of). You'll probably get more benefit out of the upgrade since you won't be mechanically limited by the y-moving bed. There is a printer.cfg for the SV05 in the file section of the Sovol Facebook group (youtube doesn't allow links, but you can search for it - e.g. "printer.cfg sv05" - the post is by Stefan WP in Jan 27, 2023)
@@gerGoPrint3D thank you so much
@@gerGoPrint3D why not? I also have sv05. already with klipper. when u said that i can login to sovol klipper screen with mks/makerbase and i can replace printer.cfg with my own. i think it doesn't really matter what model you have or what manufacturer. you just need config file and firmware for mb (it can be make even on vm). isn't it?
@@avkulikoff true! you will need to know the pinout of your motherboard and various dimensions and strength values though. All can be researched, but the big advantage in case of the SV06/SV06+ is they come preconfigured correctly. Several days timesaver. But can be done for any printer of course.
@@gerGoPrint3D no need to make research, just google it) i ordered it for $55 from ali but only one pcs(
I still can not get a good 3d printer...
Hello, I'm having trouble updating my firmware. My klipper turns on and loads up screen that says "klipper is attempting to start" I wait 2 minutes with my sd card in, reboot, and then get the same screen. Please help!
I had the same issue first. I think a better order of steps would be to leave the original screen on while we are updating the motherboard firmware, so we can see if it was successful. If the old screen stops working the update was successful, and then you can connect the new screen (unleass you updated the firmware with the wrong version, make sure to use the SV06 or SV06 Plus variant with your printer. Check if you received the right variant! My cura profile website has the thumbdrive contents for the SV06+ linked in the description above). If the firmware is not updating try to format an 8 or 16GB microsd card to fat32 and copy the Firmware.bin file in its root and nothing else.
BTW I talked about this in the @Sovol live stream a few days ago (they invited me). It's at 42:32 in their youtube live stream.
@@gerGoPrint3D thank you sir, I will give this advice a try today! take care
@@gerGoPrint3D Thank you so much for the help! I was able to reload my old marlin software on the old screen. Then I reloaded the firmware from your link, like the directions show and it fired right up!