If anyone's interested I have created a wrapper for the DWC interface available here https://github.com/DACreates/DWC-Desktop-App/
It basically does what the web browser does but without the browser chrome and keeps the process separate, you can have multiple copies each linked to a separate printer too.
@perseveranze You wouldn't need Mach4 with the Duet, you would create your gcode from your favourite cad/cam tool like Vectric Aspire, Fusion 360 etc and then upload this to the Duet via the web interface, the Duet then handles running the gcode and doing the motion control that Mach4 would normally do.
Very curious, I've been having similar perimeter quality issues with my Delta, it was built from day one with the bondtech and capricorn tubing. I always thought that I haven't got the retraction dialed in just right but perhaps its time to go back and try regular tube, its a cheap enough test.
thanks for sharing.
I built a DC42 Kossel, but one thing I could not source was the linear rail, I went taller (~1.8m) and although at the time I worked out my BOM when it came to ordering, RobotDigg cancelled my order and other sellers in Ali Express either said they had it and then didn't, or in one case agreed a discount for 3 lengths and then took the order and then wanted more money. They eventually refunded.
In the end I went with the think3d carriages and shaped wheels that run up the 2040 extrusions which so far i have been quite happy with, but ultimately I would like to get linear rails.
@dougal1957 1.21.2-dc42 was the that was on the Github with the firmware and its newer than on https://github.com/chrishamm/DuetWebControl so perhaps a pointer to the newer version would be helpful.
One very minor bug with the latest DWC, on smaller screens the text for speed is mangled, I think with some reduction in padding this should be fixable.
I'm using the 17HM19-2004S motors on my 1.7m tall Delta without issues, I wanted to use linear rails but was unable to source them. Ali express sellers said they had them but they let me down wanting more money and robotdig went out of stock after I ordered. I ended up with 3d printed carriages (the think3d ones) and v tracked delrin wheels. These worked well with the smart effector kit.
This was the carriage - https://github.com/T3P3/kossel/blob/master/Release3/STLs/R3-Vroller-adapter-V02.stl
If anyone's interested I have created a wrapper for the DWC interface available here https://github.com/DACreates/DWC-Desktop-App/
It basically does what the web browser does but without the browser chrome and keeps the process separate, you can have multiple copies each linked to a separate printer too.
@sparkymark79 I have the same ones (PA-20) and they work great, I initially got the generic JST style crimper and failed miserably and making good crimps.
@newyork347 said in Having issue printing walls with Duet 3D:
lso printed cube with Trigorilla and Duet WIFI - they look same. What could be a problem ? I opened different topic, but I'm thinking problem
There's a bug in the current version of Slic3r that causes this pattern, they say its to do with printing the inner and outer walls at different speeds with different cooling, maybe the same could apply to your Cura settings.
More discussions about the Slic3r issue can be found here -
https://github.com/prusa3d/Slic3r/issues/841
@dc42 This is already possible, I have the following in my end gcode -
;Play beep beep beep to show print ended.
M300 P500 S5000
G4 P400
M300 P500 S5000
G4 P400
M300 P500 S5000
G4 P400
M300 P500 S5000
