Good to know, and makes sense, I see if occasionally on my corexy machine when I'm testing underbed sensors and have z jerk set to 0.

Here is another video by Joe (3D Maker Noob). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3Xnb0XzlAs

Good coverage of the Duet (and my printer) from about 7.52. Duet got about 2 minutes worth of coverage which, for a 15 minute video of the entire TCT show, is pretty good I'd say. Shame I didn't get mentioned by name so fame will have to wait :)….......

I use [c]M28[/c] and [c]M29[/c] for this in my 'Load Filament' scripts:

M28 /sys/current_material.g ; open current_material.g for writing M207 S6.0 F7800 Z0.2 R0.1 G10 P0 R150 S220 M29 ; close current_material.g

And in my [c]config.g[/c] I have this line: [c]M98 P/sys/current_material.g[/c]

Every line between [c]M28[/c] and [c]M29[/c] is written into [c]/sys/current_material.g[/c] which in turn is then loaded when the printer is starting up. You could even write your whole [c]config.g[/c] with a macro. But beware - comments are ignored, ';'s are stripped and the whole line ends up in the file…

I would have the fan at the top of the enclosure with a flap over it. Fan connected to duct running outside. Place the filter on the bottom with a flap on top of it as well. The filter flap needing the best seal to keep any fumes from leaking by it. When done printing, kick on the fan. It will pull open the filter flap and push open the fan flap exhausting all of the fumes outside.

Nope, my servos do not have a enable input.

nevermind, Thermostatic control was turned on

You need to create the U and V axes in M584 to get the U and V endstops to show up, and they will use the E0 and E1 endstop connectors on the Duet.

Did you follow these instructions https://duet3d.com/wiki/Getting_connected_to_the_Duet_WiFi#Connecting_to_your_access_point_using_firmware_1.19_or_later ?

It make no difference if G0 or G1 it is Simplify3D which calculates the complete lines and notice also my LowerBed-Function.

Therefore, nothing what Duet or DWC is responsible for.

I go for the solution from darookee and use a Macro.

Cheers
MoS-tekknix

Duet is open hardware, so you should be able to manufacture the PCB and source all components to build your own boards, I guess. Whether it's worth all that work is another matter. Perhaps if you need a lot of boards.

For larger builds, simply interfacing with a UPS unit to trigger a script which would save whatever necessary would be sufficient. A decent UPS can allow you as much 30 minutes of full power, so you can do whatever you need to preserve a print in order to be able to resume it.

Here is what works for me in S3D.

G90
M82
M106 S0
M140 S60
M190 S60
M104 S220 T0
M109 S220 T0
;G32
M104 T0
G28 ; home all axes
M98 Pstart.g
G92 E0
G1 E-6.6000 F3000
G1 Z0.162 F2000
; process Process1
; layer 1, Z = 0.162
T0
; tool H0.162 W0.400
; skirt

Thanks David, will do!

In general we need a more or less a mode (indeed configurable via GCode) to confirm any action in the WebIf (or maybe more) via additional prompt. It is bad if a long running print will ruined due to a wrong click. My UPS is useless, cause my electrical circuit seems more stable as my fingers 😉

Hope you have a great time.

Keep spreading the word about the best controller boards available - yours.

Frederick

M587 or M587p remembered networks TNCAP2FCC19 or M587S bad paramter in M587S

https://www.duet3d.com/forum/thread.php?id=2753

Thanks that would be awesome.