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For the clasps couldn’t you have used the combine feature and used the bottom base as a tool body to cut the top and then used offset face to add the necessary clearance?
Very nice, unrealistic result as far as printing at this speed goes. Though i do think it should be able to print at 300mm/s provided the hotend can handle it.
@@HyperMakes what’s the fastest you’ve gotten prints to actually print at? I have an ender I’ve debated doing this to, just want to gauge if it’s worth the performance
@@Laborchet i have gone maximum speed of 250mm/s with my Phaetus BMS hotend on sparse and solid infill. Anything faster than that is not possible for my printer as the volumetric flow gets capped after that.
@@HyperMakes is it slicer or firmware capped or the hotend is maxxed out? 250mm/s is pretty damn good though! If the motion system is handling it fine and it’s just a volumetric flow issue you can probably get past that. Have you printed that squiggly flow test thing to see what it actually will max out at? I would disable all slicer and firmware limits then print that test from like 10-30 cubic mm/sec and see if it handles that. Edit: I’m googling the max flow for that hotend is around 20mm3/s so 250mm/s printing speed sounds about right. If motion can handle it, upgrading hotend should let you go faster
I had to tighten the belts finger tight when i had assembled my switchwire. Till today i have had no requirement of tightening the belts. I have used generic belts in my switchwire. Maybe your belts are not properly aligned on the pulleys. Please check that.
Cool tutorial! I go through this and its awesome :) Now I have a problem to connect to ma printer I post this to discord server maybe somebody will help me :)
comparing your video to the start of the offical SW guide i noticed there are a lot of differences. The extusions used, the buuild plate mount, the y rails. how much does this differ from the voron sw?
This build is kinda 60% different than the stock build as the ender-3 pro frame is used for the build. The main differences are the extrusions used, the number of rails and finally the different mods available for the respective stock or conversion build.
Hi, I wondered. Could you tell me how I connect battery to The electric bike the? Wires mean I? 've already got a battery, but I want to put this one on as well.Where do the wires go thank you.
I'm just starting out in building one and This is the best option to use Klipper and add an ercf. I can get an entire ender 3 pro for 69.00 including shipping on ebay, not working but the extrusions alone are worth it. Thanks for your video, can't wait to see how it goes!
Thank you for sharing your work, it's nice to see how we can give new life to the objects we care about. If I may, one thing I would have done differently is perhaps cover the edges of the module by masking the glass and painting the edges black or another color to make it personalized but still good.
Have there been any changes or updates to installing octoprint since the previous video? These original creality wifi boxes just dropped to a super low price near me and I'd like to try it out.
Actually there has been less support for Octoprint as the Octoprint devs are not interested in this project. Still you can join the discord server and ask Shivajiva about the status.
There is a new video up on the channel with updated installation instructions. Please feel free to check it out. P.S. The latest update also fixes many usb driver issues which are mentioned in the new video.
so im having issues getting into interface threw my network i was able to get in threw the openwrt but when i get to the terinal part i have to be logged in to the main network and it say connection took to long
This watch was functioning properly and i wanted to post this short as there are very few shorts that show the process of removing scratches from mineral glass.
Hey Kayden. In order to test the printer movement limits without printing, you can either do dry run i.e. print without the filament or use speed testing macros like i have used in this video. Here: ellis3dp.com/Print-Tuning-Guide/articles/determining_max_speeds_accels.html
Excellent work, it already installs everything as in the tutorial and the ender 3 s1 has klipper. I installed it through sonic pad but it doesn't connect, I guess something additional must be done in the pirnter.cfg to connect it. Thank you very much for your videos.
Thanks for the kind words, it made my day. You mentioned "sonic pad". Do you mean you are trying to install KlipperWrt on sonic pad? You can checkout a custom Debian port for Creality Sonic Pad here: github.com/Jpe230/SonicPad-Debian Also join the discord server, maybe we will able to figure out the problem on why it isn't connecting.
Thanks for the updated tutorial, but before I follow this process, will I need to install a different firmware on my ender 3 v2 neo. I am currently running MRiscoC.
Technically yes. But the fine grit sand paper helps remove more coarse scratch marks. And lastly the polishing compound helps out even the micro scratches made by the fine grit sand paper.
@@HyperMakes actually those scratches seem very minor to me. A simple toothpaste + microfiber cloth rubbing could have worked better... especially for a cheap-priced watch.
Thanks for updated tutorial and sharing the updated project! I just Found out about the possibility to install Klipper on wi-fi Box inside Creality CR10 Smart and updated process is what I needed
Hello from Bulgaria my Indian friend,for the display first you use a fine sandpaper 1500~2000,to smooth the plastic until you don't see scratches ,it will be foggy ,and unclear afterwards but don't worry then you take a wool sock or cloth ,and rub it really hard for a long time with your polishing compound or toothpaste, untill it get clear , i have done this on my plastic watches ,same process with less rubbing will work on the case also .All good to you, and your dad .
Thanks for sharing your experience and suggestion. I have already ordered some fine sand paper as suggested by you. I really appreciate your kind words and thanks for watching!
@@HyperMakes One way to cover the white plastic is go to office supply store, and ask for color paper ,cut opening for the display, and glue behind the glass close to edges so the case edge can hide the mark ,i have seen people do that.
I agree. I did try searching for a new faceplate online but i didn't find any in my country. I will be sanding and polishing the faceplate again as suggested by one of my viewer.
Hi, can anyone help. I rebooted box after installing octoprint, but now I can't access octoprint UI through boxip:5000? Can I somehow check that it is running through openwrt terminal or something?
Hello. Sorry to say but, this project is no longer supported by the author. So, there are no updates for this project. Still, you can ask in the discord server for help.
