Duet 3 Mini 5+ for a Voron V2.4?
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@zapta said in Duet 3 Mini 5+ for a Voron V2.4?:
No way to connect an accelerometer to a Mini 5+ for input shaper calibration?
Mini5+ will work with input shaping. I'm not sure what @DIY-O-Sphere was meaning. Perhaps he meant that if you didn't go with a toolboard 1.1 you'd need to add more wires for the accelerometer as well to get the input shaping.
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@phaedrux
You got it...
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@phaedrux said in Duet 3 Mini 5+ for a Voron V2.4?:
Perhaps he meant that if you didn't go with a toolboard 1.1 you'd need to add more wires for the accelerometer as well to get the input shaping.
Thanks @Phaedrux. Is it reasonable to mount the accelerometer temporarily for calibration or is a strong argument for having the accelerometer mounted all the time?
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@zapta said in Duet 3 Mini 5+ for a Voron V2.4?:
Is it reasonable to mount the accelerometer temporarily for calibration or is a strong argument for having the accelerometer mounted all the time?
My understanding is that it's only required for the initial measurements, so could be removed. But that's not to say there won't be some future benefit to having real time accelerometer data.
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@phaedrux, thanks.
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I like the 50w heaters personally. Super fast heat up times. I used to kill one about every 100hrs at 350-380c until I spent a few extra bucks and got one from Slice. If your printing 250 and below the Slice or amazon/Ebay sourced versions will probably last forever.
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@3dpmicro, last time I run PID tuning I got a warning message about a very high max temperature which cause me to be more humble when selecting heater wattage
In my current printer I have a 40W 'only nozzle heater and it still heats faster than the bed.
BTW, I place an order for a Mini5+ and a dual drivers module, so will see how it will go. I am quiet excited about having only a small Wifi board in the Voron, dropping the SBC and the auxiliary 5V power supply. Need to see where to fit that external antenna. Keeping the clean box shape of the frame makes it easier to place it in any orientation while working on it.
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@zapta said in Duet 3 Mini 5+ for a Voron V2.4?:
@3dpmicro, last time I run PID tuning I got a warning message about a very high max temperature which cause me to be more humble when selecting heater wattage
In my current printer I have a 40W 'only nozzle heater and it still heats faster than the bed.
Cant argue with the desire to be safe
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@diy-o-sphere Do you have the files for that back-side mount that you'd be willing to share? I'm getting ready to build my Voron 2.4 and I'm adding as many bells and whistles as I can
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At the moment, my friend is still struggling with the connection of the energy chain. He is currently adjusting the position and size of the chain so as not to lose any space in the x-direction. As soon as this works he will share them.
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Any issue with the Tool Board electronics operating in the enclosed and hotter than usual Voron V2.4 chamber?
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@zapta At 60 degrees in the chamber, it works for me without any problems
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@zapta This is my solution with the Galileo variant of the clockwork extruder
Voron V2.434 / Duet 3 Mini5+, Duet 3 Expansion Mini 2+, Duet 1LC V1.1 Toolboard
Voron V0.250 / Duet 2 Maestro -
My Voron V2.4 is working now with a Mini5+2 WiFi, RRF, no SBC and the Mini5 seems to be a very good fit. Coming from Duet2, it has nice touches such as 30 tolerance (for an Omron probe), external antenna, 12V DC/DC for fans, Neo Pixels outputs, small footprint for 7 drivers configuration, and more.
My only complains is the add on +2 drivers board hanging below the main board with. I would prefer to have a single board with 7 drivers.
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@pixelpieper or anybody else, is there anywhere I can download these files for the 1.1v mount?
#edit. Found semi-hidden in Github! https://github.com/christophmuellerorg/VoronUsers/tree/afterburner_1LC/printer_mods/christophmueller/Voron2-Gallileo-Afterburner-Duet-1LC
Thanks Jim
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After using a Voron 2.4 with a stand alone Duet Mini5+2, I am in the opinion that's an excellent fit. Just saying.
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@zapta thanks for confirming this!
