BIGTREETECH Manta E3EZ Review - Great upgrade for ender and DIY printers!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Here is a quick review of the BIGTREETECH Manta E3EZ board
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Thanks for the Evo update!
Its always ok to charge for your work. Thanks for all your free stuff I will be getting this file.
Perfect timing! I'm looking at updating the motherboard on my old Tevo Tornado (clone of the CR10S.) This might just be my solution. Thank you so much.
Got one in my Ender 7, with 4 TCM 5160RGB's.
Building an Voron, and it going to be moved in that :P
super cool! joined the Patreon before I even finished the video!
thank you!, I really appreciate the support!
How do you shutdown CB1/Rpi when turning off the printer? Can it be turned off without shutting it down?
it is recommended to power down the machine first through mainsail web interface, you can do so from the top right power button icon and select host control shutdown
@@Rolohaun Thanks!
Are there any benefits to running the rasbery pi over the cb1?
I have an ender3v2 actually 2 of them but I want to tune out the bulging on some corners and things. I make alot of fixtures and would like to get crisp corners.
CB1 is usually much cheaper, or you can get the BTT Pi which is cheap also. All work that same.
@Rolohaun so thier is no benefit of one over their other?
I want to set everything up want the accelerometer and imput shaping and presure advance and all the setting so I can get dimensionally accurate and crisp corners. I make fixtures and functional parts
@Rolohaun also is their a benefited to the Ezekiel board over the regular 5 driver manta board?
@@Michaelhood0 you will get nice clean wiring with a CB1 and Manta solution but all run klipper and support all the features
@@Michaelhood0 not familiar with the Ezekiel board. The manta board is a nice solution though
I just upgraded my old ender 3 v2 with a skr mini :( I might pick one of these up so I can free up one of my Pis.
Would be nice if they are able to dockerize the applications.
I've been out of the 3D printer community for a few months now. I've been eyeing their boards for a long time and I've always wanted to setup something like klipper. I'm really interesting in getting this. Though I can't find much information, what is the difference between this and the other Manta offerings aside from more ports to plug in more stuff?
Also I have an Ender 3 v2, would this fit correctly in it, or is it specifically just for the original Ender 3? I know you're able to use it outside of those machines as you did here, but I wanted to know if it is a drop in replacement. Thanks.
Modbot put it into a ender 3 v2, here is the video ruclips.net/video/1GVJOlPipb0/видео.html
Just note the steps you need to take to make sure everything fits properly
@@Rolohaun awesome thanks. So for the other Manta models, they are simply just for any other printer that can make use of all of those ports then?
@@Sonavyon yes, they are better for DIY machines that need something custom
What good is an Ender 3 bolt pattern with those USB ports and ethernet port (?) there? If you try to fit it into the existing case, there's no holes for them. If your reply is "Oh you can print a different case!"...then that negates the entire damn purpose of there being a Creality bolt pattern in the first place because the printed case could have just had the new bolt pattern anyhow!
the USB and ethernet port being obstructed is annoying for sure, however not a deal breaker for most I imagine. Most users will using Wifi and there are slim right angle usb cables that may fit. I imagine BTT didn't have much choice for the placement.
Nice! Are those MGN7 or MGN9 on the Evolution? :)
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Hello!
What printer is that?
Do you plan on making a bigger version of the Rook Mk1?
that is my Rook Evolution, it will be releasing on patreon soon. I have made the Rook 180 check out my other videos
@@Rolohaun Very nice thank you!
To run Klipper on this board, do you need the CB1 module AND the CM4?
no either one, CB1 is cheaper and easier to get
@@Rolohaun will you do a video on how to use the Accelerometer with this board?
@maharba1443 I use the fystec usb c adxl. Very easy to use.
@@Rolohaun what would be the difference between the fystec and original adxl i see theirs a nozzle adxl "preconfigured" im using the regualr and having issues with it. should i just toss it and buy the fystec?
@maharba1443 a nozzle mounted adxl and fystec adxl are best in my opinion I do not like the type you need to solder wires too
Hello Rolohaun, I have some questions about your design philosophies. Do you have a discord I could send you some questions on perhaps?
Yes my discord is in the description
What about the fan voltages, does it have voltage selector ?
unfortunately it does not, I find most smaller boards lack that feature
@@Rolohaun does this mean the fan voltages are at 24v or 12v?
@@hermangaviria690 whatever voltage you put in
@@hermangaviria690 usually it goes off the board power so it it's 24v which modern printers are then the fans would be 24v.
Do you plan to provide direct drive option for print head?
yes, I prefer bowden on a printer this size but there will be room for direct drive
@@Rolohaun do you mind to share your experience on why bowden better for small printers?
@@dragonkube smaller printers have a much shorter bowden tube so the retraction is not bad. Bowden is lighter for a printer like this being corexy I want less weight. I really only need direct drive for printing flexables. People are also reporting bowden printer print better too because some direct drive extruders have gear wobble.
Will this work on a CR10-S Pro V2?
I don't see why not
@@Rolohaun ok im looking to upgrade and use klipper
@@EnochPedersen it's really more about it fitting inside the printer where the old mainboard goes. I assume the CR10 had a good amount of space
@@Rolohaun yes, there is a lot of space inside the housing
If the computer Module would be able to be bought, it would be good. But also the board costs just soooooo much!
Just not worth the amount of money. Even for an ender 3. Because ender 3 are not even good printers having a real need for Klipper.
this can be used on a ender 5 also, for the prices in Canada the board plus drivers and CB1 is a good value to add klipper to a printer. The cheapest board I can get is the SKR MINI E3 V3.0 for $55 CAD then you still need a way to run klipper even a cheap TV linux box is 35 to 40 dollars it adds up the the same.
@@Rolohaun Ok an Ender 5 might be a good reason to add Klipper. But who still buys this overpriced stuff with so less features?
An Ender 3 with Klipper is like a mountain bike with a 500hp Mustang motor: just doesn't fit together and the amount of useful features is minimal.
@Haensel Undgretel you can definitely printer faster with klipper on a ender machine I think the upgrade makes sense if that is what you have. I have seen ender 3 do clean 16 minutes benchies
@@Rolohaun oh ok. Never seen that! Thanks for the info. I just don't like the ender machines due to not really offering much but affordability.
That's why I'm redesigning and building a Rook I call MicroCore. It offers a closed build volume and air filtering while printing. Klipper is definitely meant for this one.
Cheers for the Rook! Have a great time! I'll let you know when I'm ready to release something.
@@haenselundgretel654 can i see the printer omg 😳