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N9JCV williams
Добавлен 9 июл 2013
N9JCV Ham Radio, 3D Printing, Eurorack Modular, Computers and Electronics
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New Chord Machine Eurorack module
Просмотров 1704 месяца назад
Sorry about shaky video; This is my version of Hagiwo's RP2040 Chord module. The original design can be found here; note.com/solder_state/n/n64b91a171218 Thanks to Hagiwo for sharing!! The design will require a RP2040. I am running it on a Seeed Studio Xiao RP2040, but it would likely run on any RP2040, just ensure you change pin numbers as necessary. I made many changes and customizations to t...
Eurorack Modular Chord Machine - based on Raspberry Pico RP2040
Просмотров 854 месяца назад
This is a new eurorack module I am working on. I call it Chord Machine. It is based on a design originally from Hagowo. note.com/solder_state/n/n64b91a171218 I made substantial changes to the original design both in hardware and software. I added a clock input, added an OLED screen, added a 6 step sequencer. I removed some sound variations that I did not find pleasing. As soon as I finalize a p...
Brit Floyd concert Live Another Brick in the Wall
Просмотров 1084 месяца назад
Brit Floyd concert Live Another Brick in the Wall
New Modular Rack Module - Neon
Просмотров 795 месяцев назад
This is a random step sequencer. I call it Neon. custom design on an Arduino Nano. uses a mcp4725 DAC. CD4017 controls the 10 sequence LEDs. All documentation to build is on Github github.com/n9jcv/Eurorack-Modular/tree/main/Module 4 NEON
DIY Eurorack Modular Synth
Просмотров 705 месяцев назад
Custom DIY Eurorack Modular. All circuits built on generic pcb board. Panels are 3d printed with a bracket to hold the PCB and all jacks, switches, knobs. Photoshop is then used to create the layout for the panel, and finally the photoshop jpg is printed as a picture and cutout and glued to the front panel. Documentation for how to build your own; github.com/n9jcv/Eurorack-Modular/tree/main
8 bit computer on breadboard - shift register A and B and Bus
Просмотров 362 года назад
brief demo. loading shift register A and B from Bus. Writing shift register A and B to the Bus.
Beginnings of a 8 bit cpu computer on breadboards
Просмотров 322 года назад
starting to build the Ben Eater 8 bit cpu, with some mods.
AQUILA X2 REVIEW
Просмотров 4,7 тыс.3 года назад
This is a review of the Voxelab Aquila X2. Please leave any comments or questions you may have and I will do my best to respond. Visit the Reddit r/VoxelabAquila sub, where we have more thatn 2000 members all willing to help and share our experiences with the Aquila. Links from video retraction test www.thingiverse.com/thing:909901 moon city www.thingiverse.com/thing:2245289 spool holder www.th...
Voxelab Aquila X2 Unbox and Build
Просмотров 13 тыс.3 года назад
This is an unbox and build of the Voxelab Aquila X2 3D Printer. Please visit Redddit r/VoxelabAquila which is an Unofficial group for the Voxelab Aquila series printers. We have more than 2000 members in the sub, all willing to share and help. Custom firmware can be found there in the Sticky. If you have comments or questions, please leave them here and I will try to respond as best as possible...
Timelapse printing TPU phone case on Anycubic Predator
Просмотров 1473 года назад
Timelapse printing TPU phone case on Anycubic Predator
Printing .8mm layers on Anycubic Predator
Просмотров 1583 года назад
Printing .8mm layers on Anycubic Predator
Hello friend, can I ask you a few things about your project? Thank you
@folwind1 yes please. Ask all you want but it has been quite a while since I did this
this is very cool, great work.
Thanks a lot!
In case you are interested; Code now released and module is built; github.com/n9jcv/Eurorack-Modular/tree/main/Module%208%20CHORD%20MACHINE new you tube video as well ruclips.net/video/iEMPPeQwQ0A/видео.html
That's great..... can I send the chiropracters bill to you?? Seriously.... it's embarrassing enough you messed up the video in the first place - but you posted it!!!! MAJOR Fail........ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
Sorry about that. The others are oriented correctly. Brit Floyd is Awesome!
Nice project! The yellow panels make the look very attractive.
Thank you for the excellent instructions and tips! The assembly instructions that came with the printer were less than minimal and the bags weren’t numbered. Showing all needed components in each step was very helpful, especially with the similar fasteners. Only advice I would give is to not over tighten the screws on the coupling. The aluminum coupling is easy to strip (which I did).
Thanks I am glad it helped
I saw one of your older videos (.8mm layers PLA on Anycubic Predator) - comments turned off :( Would you be willing to share the 0.8mm profile for that ?
Where can I download this awesome shroud
www.thingiverse.com/thing:4758228 Free. ENJOY!!!
Thanks very much.....instructions looked a bit daunting so went straight to YT and there you were. Bags weren't labelled is my only small gripe....👍😁
teşekkürler. üst kapaktaki kilit için stl dosyası yok
Can you use with just 1 blower fan?
Would be very helpful if the video wasn't sideways!!!
Thanks for this video! I managed to put my new Aquila X2 together based on this! I'll be working on leveling and getting my first print out over the weekend now! One thing: I've checked a few times, and I couldn't seem to find where connecting the z-limit switch wire was mentioned. I'm sure I've missed it somewhere, but I managed to figure out. My part bags where also not numbered :(
My bags aren't numbered. Wth
This was helpful, I gave up on my 3d printer not being able to get pass the bed leveling. The middle seems higher than the edges, these tips might help me give it another shot. It’s a shame to just have it sitting in my closet since November.
I am sure you can get it. Bed leveling is a hard skill to master but once yoy do you will be set. Here are a few links to help www.reddit.com/r/VoxelabAquila/comments/rzyndf/perfect_1st_layer/? www.reddit.com/r/VoxelabAquila/comments/p0stcx/bed_leveling_solution_16_cents/? What you want is for the bed screws to compress the springs only about 50%. If they compress the springs more then it can cause the bed to bow in the middle. So adjust the z endstop to the point needed to get the 50%. 1st layer tips. Slicer speed 20mms, clean bed with alcohol, use z offset in lcd and skirt in slicer. Adjust z offset for a squish and stick while doing the skirt. You can do it!
@@n9jcvyellow Two sample came out fine to me, I just stopped stressing so much about the middle of the bed. I also replaced the stock springs under the best, that seemed to help. Thanks!!!
Most in-depth assembly guide it should come stock with the micro sd! my prints have been above expectation. Great video mate!
Glad you got it working well. I have 2 aquilas and after 16 months still working great
thank you very much i was stuck on the step where you had to intsll the belt and i had 0 experience with printers i cant thank you enough for this build toutorial
Good luck and have fun!
@@n9jcvyellow I have one problem with the printer whenever I try to print something the filament just reversed through the tube and unloads itself do you have any idea why this could be happening?
@@timelyappolo6086 sounds to me like the wires are backwards on the motor, assuming you have not messed with the firmware. Is the machine all original and stock, or did you put on a new extruder? If you put on a new extruder, sometimes you have to reverse direction of the motor. If it is all original, then the factory made a mistake with the wiring on the motor. The wires on the motor only plug in, in one direction due to the tabs. The easiest thing to do , would be to cut the small tabs off the connector, then plug the connector in backwards, this will reverse the direction of the motor.
@@n9jcvyellow yes they were found that out a bit before by looking on some reddit threads thanks a lot for your help
Thanks my guy
I received an Aquila X2 with H32 board from Amazon yesterday. Thanks for the great assembly video. The Bonus Building Tips were a great help! I was able to assemble, adjust and do the Aquila test print in one evening. Test print came out great. First upgrade will be printing out a new extruder assembly block from 3DPrintSOS. Looking forward to Alex's firmware upgrade for the H32 board. My firmware is Ver 5.1.3. Current firmware is Ver 5.1.8 from Voxelab for Aquila X2.
Dont forget check out the reddit sub VoxelabAquila. Alex just posted an update 3 days ago. He is getting close on H32. We have excellent help on the sub!
TPU stuck to my Bed even after cooling down. It printed ok works great for phone cover but damaged the surface of the hot bed. Had to peal it off the bed with great force.
Thabk you so much, this saved me such a headache!
Glad I could help! Have fun, they are good machines
I just got one and it keeps telling me filament not detected. I wiggle the filament and restart it. Any idea as to why it keeps doing this? I have the n32 board.
most likely a bad filament sensor. Mine worked flawlessly for months, until I tried SILK PLA, then it was giving me a false error, so I just removed it entirely. I always put enough filament on before I start a print anyway, so not really needed.
What is the benefit of using this?
much better cooling. you get almost 360 degrees cooling this way. Stock the print cooling fan is on the right, so if you print a default benchy the bow gets cooled. Flip the benchy around so the bow points to the left and print. Then you will find some sagging and less than perfect bow. But with 2 fans, you can now cool the bow in any orientation. Also there are 2 fans, so you have doubled the capacity. These 4010 blower fans really put out a small amount of air, and 1 is not enough. 2 is better. Having 2 5015s would be better and provide so much that you would need to reduce cooling
@@n9jcvyellow that makes sense. Thanks for clarifying.
Thank you!
Are you sure the Alex firmware works in X2, its only for the original Aquila according to my research.
Yes. I have both original and X2 and both run alex firmware. So far alex fw will not run on H32 chips or the Aquila C2. Checkout r/VoxelabAquila all kinds of X2 posts running alex fw
Just got my 3D Voxelab Aquila X2. Your video was a great help! You saved me tons of time and I have built all kinds of equpiment from PCs to Conveyors. Thanks!!
I am glad to help. Check out our sub on Reddit r/VoxelabAquila
what kind of fans did you get to use?
i have the stock hot end fan, and I went with the winsinn radial 40mm 24v fans for the parts cooling. They still work great.
Just got an aquila this week and this guide was very helpful
I am loving your videos, the amount of explanation you give is wonderful and really helps me conceptualize as I build, kudos :)
Excellent tutorial. It's almost like know you.
is the fan sroud public file? and what fans are they ?
Yes here is the link to the shroud www.thingiverse.com/thing:4758228 And the fans are winsinn double ball bearing 24v 4010 from Amazon
hi. first thank you for the wonderful video. i am having an issue with the X and Z extrusions. Basically the 17:05 part of your video. It's too tight. once i line them up and start turning the rod, the side of the rod starts moving down and the other side is just stuck where it nearly becomes jammed. Is there something i can loosen so the X fits as it should? Thanks!
hi! thank you for video and so good review. I ve ordered one. one question, you told about firmware from Alex, could you share the link for X2?
Thank you very much. This was the perfect video.
Glad you liked it. This was my first real time doing something like this. I know I need to improve my video and sound.
This was very helpful, thanks. There are a few places in the manual that were utterly perplexing and this got me finished in an hour or so.
I didnt receive any snippers.
me as well...ripped off....lol
Ive already had two of them and both had numerous issues. The one I just got today the entire base of the machine is completely warped and wont sit flat on my perfectly flat table.. No matter what I loosen and tighten I cant get rid of the 2mm gap on one of the corners. On a device that requires flat this is ABSURD. Update: Fixed the leveling issue by basically completely rebuilding the machine. The X axis stepper motor gets to 100c. They expect me to go to the mobo with a voltmeter and adjust it correctly, lol. Later when I go to put on the dual gear extruder to replace the junk stock one I find out the allen head is stripped on the factory extruder lever arm making disassembly difficult at best. Horrible tolerances on most of the extruder screws. Tech support while responsive is almost useless and repetitive. Like they cant read or see the pics you send them, lol. While your review is well done it isnt in depth or accurate in real life. This machine is not worthy of your score, not even close. Maybe it is for a very short time when brand new but it has many issues going forward and will require a lot of upgrading.
I bought the original Aquila back when it had just come out and cost over $300. It supposedly has the "better" motherboard, all TMC2208 drivers, and extremely high print quality. Would it be worth upgrading to this new X2 and selling my current printer? Or should I just stick with this one.
Stick with yours. This has a few minor changes to it. The biggest being the vertical screen and the filament sensor. Yours likely has the G32 chip which can flash aftermarket firmware easily. The new H32 chips in some new Aquilas and X2's.
Downloaded and printed this, with the bl touch mount. Are those fans ducted out the bottom?
yes the fans are ducted. I have 2 ducts on thingiverse, slightly different height. Someone had replaced the hotend and needed a shorter duct, so that is the additional duct. If you have a stock hotend, use the larger/original duct not shorter.
Lovely work my friend. No other reviews this in depth. Ordered. Thanks, keep it up!
Interesting review. Maybe you should think about reviewing the noise measurement protocol, as (according my knowledge) the microphone of the telephone sits on its front. Showing the front for the measurement reading will mean that the microphone mostly measures the surround noise, not the direct noise level. Comparison with other noise tests will be challenging, as norms generally ask for a distance of around 1 meter for noise measurement.
Yes, I am not professional with sound. It is all I had handy and available, sorry.
Thank you very much for this EXTREMELY enlightening build. I'm positive you just saved me from weeks of frustration getting things lined up. Already joined the Sub.
Great, my intention was to help newbies out. Good luck and have fun!
Thanks, great review, but could have been a bit condensed.
Thanks for watching!
Great video. Just got my X2 today and with it an aluminum dual gear extruder; however, one of the fallen bolts on the stock extruder came stripped. Going to try a super glue method I found on YT hope it works.
THIS!!!!! Then when I asked them to send me a better bolt they didnt know how to repsnd and said no. Its not like Im going into Home Depot and finding it, lol.
I am curious about this. How did you go about receiving a printer from them to review? This is something I’d absolutely love to do as well
It's easy. Start a 3D printing RUclips channel. Get a following and then reach out to the company or they'll reach out to you. Good grief, are you new to RUclips?
I just ordered one as my first 3D printer. Great video!
Awesome! Thank you!
So owning both printers, which would you suggest? Is the x2 worth the extra, or is the original a better deal?
I also own both. X2 is a replacement of the original Aquila, so if you have a possibility to get original - get it. It is much cheaper and X2 gives NOTHING that you cant get spending $5
If you are simply looking for the cheapest and best deal, sometimes you can find the original Aquila for about $150 on Amazon, and you can always add a filament sensor and print your own handle. If you would prefer already have the filament sensor installed and working the X2 at 199 is still a way better value than the Ender 3 V2.
@@etherealhawk Link?
Outstanding video! Thanks! Should be helpful to newbies!
Very nice video! Thanks a lot!
which one print better, the voxelab aquila or your hypercube ? which 1 do you like more ?
I do like my Hypercube, but it was a LOT of work. I feel like the prints from the Aquila are just as nice, and took way less effort, and cost about $200 less than the hypercube.