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@Havoc340 you could also use a small, simple tool like this to help you calibrate next time: https://www.emberprototypes.com/products/cxc

I am doing the same thing and the svg's are not playing nicely.

They do not appear to have been created with printed output in mind.

I ended up having to wash them through a couple of converters and then some image editing to make them workable.
Once printed on US Letter sized paper, there is room between entities or in margins for notes.
Its tight, but but workable.

This is why I use flat ribbon cables on my 3D printers with lots of wires in parallel to handle the current. The bend radius you need for thicker wires is surprisingly large.

3D printers tend to make a very large number of moves compared to other CNC machines. I have thick cables in cable chains on my router but, being mainly 2D, it simply doesn't have the mileage my 3D printers get.

@havoc340 said in Is my TMC2660 fried?:

Ok, Back to back pent up questions. My duex 5 board arrived with a driver that doesn't work correctly. The motor moves, but it stalls super easy. No matter the current settings, it will easily stall. Nothing visually looks bad.

Assuming it's not a configuration issue, it sounds like one of the 8 output MOSFETs in the TMC2660 may have failed. But check your M584 settings, in particular that you have redefined which drivers are extruders.

And then I found the answer after making this post. That's my life haha.

The answer is 12, in case someone searches the exact questions I did and couldn't find the info they wanted.