Re: Probe Wizard: Missing reference to based "paper" thickness?
... in one of my actual projects I'm trying to create and to "print" ultra thin layers with down to some hundred nanometer thickness -- but it's not with "common" FDM, but more with thermo-transfer...
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... here one of the testresults with copper - from left to right the "printed" layer heights were from "0" to some ten nanometers to maybe 1 micrometer on the rightmost side. When repeating this 2x,...
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That's pretty cool! Could be used as a finish after smoothing the surface... But I don't need to worry about that. My DIY printer is nowhere near precise enough to reproduce something like that.
View ArticleRe: Probe Wizard: Missing reference to based "paper" thickness?
... DIY can be pretty sophisticated with a good idea - this is the target with this type of "thermotransfer" ... e.g. conductive layers or any type of materials on any type of surface (here PCB's made...
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Wait! Is there payable conductive filament on the market??? .. and now try to solder some semis on it B)-
View ArticleRe: Probe Wizard: Missing reference to based "paper" thickness?
... there are some, but not conducting as good, as pure metal ( [filamentworld.de] or [3dk.berlin]) I'm coating the surface with a thin layer of metal and repeat this, until the thickness is...
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WOW! This stuff isn't exactly a bargain ^^ It would be a good application for printing enclosures for oscillators and mixers. But a regular plastic enclosure covered with copper foil or bent and...
View ArticleEnable 12v-pin on board (MKS robinv2.3)
Hello forum community, I want to add an led-strips for my printer by using the 12v-pin ( in photo) on board. But it seems it didn’t work. Do I need to do something, for example, change some settings...
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... is the drawn current supported? ... and what's with the polarity or reference level?
View ArticleRe: Probe Wizard: Missing reference to based "paper" thickness?
... some other methodes to coat printed housings with metal is to spray or paint it with a conductive material, then use galvanics to coat it with the metal, previously solved in the galvanic bath....
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Er...sorry, i don't have these information. Maybe my idea is too naive, i though i just need to enable the pin (if needed) in Marlin Configuration, and it will work...
View ArticleRe: Enable 12v-pin on board (MKS robinv2.3)
the 12/24v pin is directly connected to the power supply (via fuse f2) . there is no settings for it. It is always on if the power supply is on. They are labeled 12/24v as they are the same voltage...
View ArticleRe: Enable 12v-pin on board (MKS robinv2.3)
... look into the data sheet of the LED stripe, which current it uses ... then check, what max. current is supported by the output ...
View ArticleRe: Enable 12v-pin on board (MKS robinv2.3)
... hmmm ... some of my (12V) LED-stripes have already internal current regulation, so simply connecting to a 12V PS would be enough. Others (mostly RGB-types) have either 4 pins for the "colors" and...
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Thanks a lot for so much help! I think i should try it again later. Ich bought this led-strip (originally for bambu lab a1): [www.amazon.de]
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I couldn't find the information about the current regulation on the website, but i will check it on the product. Maybe it is written on the stripe.
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Re: Enable 12v-pin on board (MKS robinv2.3)
It looks to have inbuilt resistors. 51Yh2RI-7yL._AC_SL1500_.jpg so it should work by simply plugging it into 24v and turning the switch on Note. It has polarity. It will only work if plugged in the...
View Articlebltouch G28Z homes only if i run M43 S first
I'm trying to get to bltouch working. I'm running Marlin 2.1.2.2 After reset/power down if I run homing G28 XY homes correctly but there is issue with Z homing: Bltouch probe deploys but compressing...
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I did some digging into the code and my current guess is that there is something wrong with interrupts: it doesn't get registered. M43 uses direct pin read so it works but M28 waits for axis value to...
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Use newer marlin minimum of 2.1.2.3, it has [github.com] Without this there is a bug where the probe pin pullup is not enabled
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Switching to 5v and sw mode fixed the problem
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that is a kludge.. Normally a bltouch operates in Open drain mode "In electronics, an "open drain" (also known as an "open collector") output pin is a circuit configuration where a transistor (or...
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DGUS Reloaded
Hi, I'm unsure if this is in the right place to post, but if not I kindly ask to please move to the right subfolder! I was not sure where to put this as I'm also unsure what the issue here is!...
View ArticleHow will anet a6 acceleration settings be in marlin 2
I installed the Anet A6 type printer SKR 1.3 A4988 driver and installed Marlin 2 but I guess I couldn't make the acceleration settings properly. How can I make the acceleration settings in the safest...
View ArticleTinybee z offset
Hello friends, I have a problem, please help me I have a tinybee v1 board, I use Marlin 2.1.2.5 firmware, everything works fine, but my only problem is that no matter how much z offset I give during...
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The Tinybee cannot do live babystepping It is because they use a io expander, a serial stream to a buffer for the stepper driver step and direction io lines, The current implementation does not allow...
View ArticleRe: Anet A8 Extruder Fan always ON
Hi! Its been a few years since this topic, but I'm wondering what the solution was for you as the suggestion mentions a different board from the stock Anet board? My pins config file only mentions one...
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Re: Anet A8 Extruder Fan always ON
@dewr The stock Anet board 71uBhB+fumL._SL1000_.jpg Has 3 MOSFETS #define HEATER_0_PIN 13 // (extruder) #define HEATER_BED_PIN 12 // (bed) #define FAN0_PIN 4 // (part cooling fan) These are the only...
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