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Old Guy Melts Plastic
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Добавлен 22 окт 2022
Just a middle-aged tinkerer exploring the DIY 3D printer hobby.
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Voron 2.4R2: FT EMS Electronics Bay Final Layout
Links:
Fizzy's Tech EMS: www.printables.com/search/models?q=FT%20EMS&ctx=models
Fizzy's Tech Discord server: discord.gg/fizzystech
BIGTREETECH EBB SB2209 USB: biqu.equipment/products/bigtreetech-ebb-sb2209-can-v1-0?_pos=1&_sid=5a99d5225&_ss=r&variant=41347775266914
Fizzy's Tech EMS: www.printables.com/search/models?q=FT%20EMS&ctx=models
Fizzy's Tech Discord server: discord.gg/fizzystech
BIGTREETECH EBB SB2209 USB: biqu.equipment/products/bigtreetech-ebb-sb2209-can-v1-0?_pos=1&_sid=5a99d5225&_ss=r&variant=41347775266914
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Видео
Voron 2.4R2: What the heck is a Fizzy's Tech EMS?
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Links: Fizzy's Tech EMS: www.printables.com/search/models?q=FT EMS&ctx=models Fizzy's Tech Discord server: discord.gg/fizzystech
Voron 2.4R2: Rebuild: Updating my Workhorse Printer
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Links: Printer: Voron 2.4R2: vorondesign.com/voron2.4 Mods: BZI (Beefy Z Idlers) by Clee: github.com/clee/VoronBFI aTinyShellScript AWD gantry: github.com/aTinyShellScript/v2.4_AWD Funssor CNC AWD Motor Mount Kit for 9mm Belts: www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006946791522.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.38.72741802mytiwr LDO Kraken motors supplied by Watts Kraken: wattskraken.xyz/products...
New basement recording space - sorry (not sorry) for the mess!
Просмотров 3885 месяцев назад
New basement recording space - sorry (not sorry) for the mess!
Voron 2.4R2: I'm baaa-ack!!!
Просмотров 2 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Thanks again to Happy Manufacturing for working with me to produce the custom rear and deck panels shown in this video. The panels are made of ACM, with a digital print pressed onto the surface. Happy was great to work with, prices were reasonable, and turnaround on these was fairly quick. Links: happy-manufacturing.com/
Sand sculpting with magnets at RMRRF 2024!
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Sand sculpting with magnets at RMRRF 2024!
Tridex: VT Serial Request - Gémeaux
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Tridex: VT Serial Request - Gémeaux
Tridex: First Home All, Z-Tilt, and Bed Mesh
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Tridex: First Home All, Z-Tilt, and Bed Mesh
Making: Stealth Press Heatset Insert Tool - Testing
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Making: Stealth Press Heatset Insert Tool - Testing
Printing a Stealth Press heatset insert tool
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Printing a Stealth Press heatset insert tool
Teachable Moments: Voron 2.4 Power Consumption
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Teachable Moments: Voron 2.4 Power Consumption
500 mm/s & 30,000 mm/s^2 on all features - calling this "Plaid" speed:
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500 mm/s & 30,000 mm/s^2 on all features - calling this "Plaid" speed:
Annex Engineering K3: First Impressions and First Test Print
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Annex Engineering K3: First Impressions and First Test Print
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 15 - Physical Build Complete!
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Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 15 - Physical Build Complete!
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 14 - Sidepack and Side Panels Mounted
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Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 14 - Sidepack and Side Panels Mounted
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 13 - Backpack Assembly
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Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 13 - Backpack Assembly
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 12 - Purge Bucket
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Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 12 - Purge Bucket
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 11 - Bed Kinematics and Bed Frame Mounting
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Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 11 - Bed Kinematics and Bed Frame Mounting
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 10.2 - Z Axis Motor Assemblies
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Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 10.2 - Z Axis Motor Assemblies
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 10.1 - Z Axis Motor Assemblies
Просмотров 382Год назад
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 10.1 - Z Axis Motor Assemblies
Voron 2.4R2: Rapid Burner Toolhead Disassembly
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Voron 2.4R2: Rapid Burner Toolhead Disassembly
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 09 - Z Motion Linear Rails
Просмотров 503Год назад
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 09 - Z Motion Linear Rails
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 08 - XY Belts
Просмотров 677Год назад
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 08 - XY Belts
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 07 - Toolhead Assembly
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Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 07 - Toolhead Assembly
Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 06 - Toolhead Configuration - No Build Today!
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Annex Engineering K3: Build Part 06 - Toolhead Configuration - No Build Today!
This is so, *censored by YT* amazing. I so want!
I'm also getting the DFU Util error for my Octopus 1.1. Any help would be appreciated. Here's some more of the output... dfu-util: Invalid DFU suffix signature dfu-util: A valid DFU suffix will be required in a future dfu-util release!!! dfu-util: No DFU capable USB device available Failed to flash to /dev/serial/by-id/usb-Klipper_stm32f446xx_24004B000F51383438343939-if00: Error running dfu-util If the device is already in bootloader mode it can be flashed with the following command: make flash FLASH_DEVICE=0483:df11 OR make flash FLASH_DEVICE=1209:beba If attempting to flash via 3.3V serial, then use: make serialflash FLASH_DEVICE=/dev/serial/by-id/usb-Klipper_stm32f446xx_24004B000F51383438343939-if00
Woohoo! Look at it go!
I added a canbus on the skr mini e3 v3 (had to find it on the STM32G0B1RET6 pinout ,it has 2 canbus controllers)
When i connect my knomi and put everything back on and hit power the sb0000 starts smoking... i have the fan voltage set to 24v
Geez can't believe this is the best 4010 blower benchmark I can find and I'm dying to see results for delta... Which fan ended up being your goto?
Has the Dragon Burner met your expectations? Any issues with it?
Beautiful build! Sb cpap sucks however, I had to crank mine to the moon over my other cpap Voron. I tried 3 different sb cpap covers. Now I modified a xol to work with a sb carriage
on the last step i get: dfu-util: No DFU capable USB device available Failed to flash to /dev/serial/by-id/usb-1a86_USB_Serial-if00-port0: Error running dfu-util
Makes noise and vibration not good
What is the cable strain relief mechanism?
Do you know how to setup in klipper the EBB36 V1.2 accelerometer so I can use it for input shaping?
This is an amazing build I think I found my next build. A++ man
MGN12H or 9H was out of stock so I bought Honeybadger linear rails. It’s good too!
So it has 10 motors and run on an SKR Pico? How does it work? It runs tri-z leveling right?
Odd how i have a linux background but yet this still does not flash to my mcu?
I´ve been following your progress, and enjoying it. Any new updates?
Awesome upgrades! I am excited to see how the 2.4 works with the AWD mod. I am currently waffling on building another trident or 2.4
😳
How did you mount the dragon burner on a voron 2.4. The only x carriage mount I saw was for a voron 0.2 or 0.1 with a 9mm linear rail and the rail is on top instead of in the front. I decided to go with the XOL toolhead because I could not find a X mount for the dragon burner.
There’s an alternative mount on the github
@jeantormes8918 I have looked several times, but I will look again. Obviously I must have missed it. Thanks.
Any idea if the kinematic bed mount is compatible with edge to edge heater?
aren't there only 35V caps on the octopus? did you upgrade them for those two steppers?
You're right on the Octopus having at 28v max (35v capacitors) But he's using the Octopus Pro, which maxes at 60v (63v capacitors)
Hey look @0:40 it is me :)
I am not seeing the single piece file (SVG or otherwise) to cut with a laser. Where did you find it? I am building my first voron, and now is the time to get this part installed before I get too deep into the build.
What toolhead are you using?
So many thanks! You just helped me solve a multi-day head scratcher after leaving my Voron idle for a few months.
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the video. I hadn't heard of it until now. If you didn't want to remove the z motors couldn't you remove the deck panel and access it from the top? Remove the bed, rails and then the deck panel. Just a thought... Syd
Yeah, that might be possible as well.
thank you, great presentation skills. Now I can tune my printer
Glad to help!
Which version of the EMS uses screws on the side like that? That's the only thing I would like to change on mine because the standard version you need to screw in bolts sideways which is obviously difficult when electronics are already in the way. I just got my 2209USB today and will be trying it just so I can have a single cable for toolhead and Beacon. I have only used Mellow canbus boards up til now and they are super easy to setup and update remotely without needing to touch the printer just like my Octopus Max. I hope the 2209USB is the same way.
It's a prototype
Thanks for showcasing your layout. Been thinking about upgrading my 2.4 to 48v on the gantry and maybe Z for stealth changer. I haven't researched anything yet re the 48v setup but 100w max out put on the PSU seems a little low for a AWD setup. That's a half amp per motor at max PSU output which you shouldn't do. You'll more likely be running 0.3 to 0.4 per motor which will be similar wattage running the gantry as a dual motor 24v system. I don't see what benefit you will get for the added complexity.
I am not an electrical engineer, but DragonKitty on the Voron Discord gave me this explanation which I will share verbatim: "that's the misconception again: They are **not** driven at 48V permanently. 48v help reaching the coil saturation quicker. Let's take your 2804 as an example, the datasheet tells you: "Rated Voltage 1.4V/Phase". So with the current of 2.8A/Phase, we end up with 1.4V*2.8A = around 4W per phase. Multiply by 2 phases, makes 8W per motor. Apply a safety margin of 1.5, ends up with 12W per motor, 2 motors = 24W, so a 50W 48V PSU should be plenty." That was 24W for two motors, seems like a 50W PSU should handle 4 motors, and my PSU is 100W, and not powering anything else.
Wow! Very nice machine... I would like to build one too. But do you think Stealthchanger or Tapchanger is better for toolchanging?
Good question, when I build one I'll let you know.
What color/brand is the pink filament?
Sparta3D Sparkle ASA Purple Mist
@@oldguymeltsplastic oh is it not really pink in person?
Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
Just had this issue pop up today on my Voron 2.4 I have a Noctua fan cooling the Pi also. I will test this, as the only usb devices connected when the error occured was the Octopus mainboard and the Beacon. Funnily enough this is the first time with this issue for the last couple of years with this printer. Only yesterday I ran a second 5V connection from the Octopus to the Pi as it was having undervolt issues for the last year or so. But never an aborted print. According to the Klippy log the Beacon MCU is the one that the communication is lost to, funnily the print in question failed twice and even at the exact same point in the gcode (skirt before the first layer). Very weird... Was the issue tracable to different MCU as your video suggests or was it a specific MCU that caused the issue?
This was a while back, but the consistent Lost Comms errors went away after this. I wasn't able to pinpoint a specific MCU, but I am confident that my Pi had too many devices attached to it that were each drawing 5V power.
@@oldguymeltsplastic apparently my Beacon was too low to the bed. Kept getting errors even though my webcam was unplugged and nothing else was drawing power. Had other issues with homing and the beacon, which made me change the height and the error was gone So I don’t know if the Beacon got too hot and quit or if it was just too close (and maybe a safety measure kicked in) but I’m glad it’s solved *when the Beacan was still very low and the toolhead was too close to the bed (layer 1 for example) homing z was impossible as Beacon gave back an error and I had to manually raise the gantry in order for the toolhead to home z again. This led me to believing the MCU error could be caused by the same or similar issue. After raising the Beacon it all went away
That bay looks great. I've got some sb2209 can stuff I've yet to use and thinking it may be wise to stay with can for myself right now anyways. Just did my second can conversion today
Thanks, it's the cleanest wiring job I have every done.
surprised you're going with the OG Skirt design.
I have PrintStructor's excellent Trident Stealth Skirts on the Tridex. I may go with these on the 2.4 next, but it's a fair amount of filament to throw at what is essentially a cosmetic change. While I appreciate a good cosmetic upgrade, I am also cheap by nature: www.printables.com/model/834833-voron-24-stealth-skirts-cheese-grater-honeycomb-ve
Monolith gantry?
aTinyShellScript's AWD
Just wondering: why not have a multiboard rather than just hexagon holes where you have to put something behind them to connect stuff to it?
I haven't used multi board before. Does it hold well where the multi board is horizontal, and the objects are hanging from it?
@@oldguymeltsplastic Honestly, I haven't used it myself yet - don't yet see the need to replace my Honeycomb Storage Wall with it, but it allows for screwing the connectors in, so that should offer a good way to fasten things. There's also many other ways to fasten stuff to it, which is what makes it "multi". Of course, that means the boards have to be 3d printed: you cannot laser-cut screw-threads, but you can then add the connectors from the accessible side without having to get behind the board, if you ever need to add or move something ...
Heh. That was unexpected, and you absolutely had my attention until the very end. Nice!
Glad you liked it!
Looks like a gridfinity answer to a question nobody asked. I'm out.
Fair point. To each their own...
Love it, very clean setup 👌
Thanks! 👍
Hi, I like the way the LED strips are on, where can I get the stl? Thank you
I will share it on Printables, and post the link here.
www.printables.com/model/997717-ft-ems-daylight-on-a-stick-mount-and-baffle
@@oldguymeltsplastic ok tanks
I have a Trident with inverted electronics. I'm wanting to build a 2.4 next and I'm paying close attention to your electronics bay.
This is the cleanest I have ever had my 2.4 electronics bay. I have a similar EMS Frame in my Tridex, but it is printed in 4 pieces. It otherwise works exactly the same.
Keep up the great work sir.
Thanks, will do!
I hope the USB options for toolhead boards turn out well. There have been a bunch of posts about the LDO version having problems. My canbus' are working ok but updating them is a real pain and I'm sick of some of the bugs that keep showing up on them in klipper. I have a nitehawk sitting here for the next time I have to mess with them.
I stumbled across this new BTT USB toolhead board while I was browsing their online store, and decided to order one and try it out. I can easily switch back to CAN Bus if the need arises.
its like riding a bike! glad to see you producing vids again! learn alot from them!
Thanks Happy! Looking forward to my order arriving soon, then I can give you some more shoutouts in future videos.
I am building a Voron 2.4 R2 where do you get all your info for the electronics and software? I understand the time and cost of the printer. Just trying to get more info and understanding how everything goes together.
Love the concept. Curious to see how much flex there is once it's mounted in the frame.
It's held in place by 12 mount points around the periphery of the frame, as well as 2 mount points just front of centre which bolt into the bed extrusions. Each mount point uses 2x M3x8mm bolts to fix the frame to the mount point. I can't easily demonstrate this in text, but it is quite rigid. In theory, if Fizzy eventually releases the CAD for this one piece EMS Frame, it could be cut out of stronger materials, like aluminum.
@@oldguymeltsplastic That's what I had been thinking, getting the base water jet cut out of aluminum might be a worthwhile, or a way for others to make some money on an Etsy shop.
Those are some fancy electronics 👀 and RGB floor lights too💯 Should maybe also considder giving my electronics a remake 😅
Have a look at this recent short video to see the lights in action in the dark! ruclips.net/user/shortsGNEQTpHbglo
Doing a rebuild on my Trident 250 and will use FT EMS this time to. Nice video :)
Have fun!
Nice work. Looking into this for my 2.4 as well.
Go for it!