@littlehobbyshop said in Duet Web Control 2.0 released:

This is very nice, I like the modern layout with the burger menu and collapsible categories.
Quick access to the height map is good too.

The dark mode is great but personally I think the blue text could do with being a little brighter:

Maybe it's just me.

A bold white font would be ideal, imo. Is there any way to change the color/size?

I had an identical looking Mosfet almost catch fire about a year ago. Had proper airflow over the top of it. Buying cheap random brand parts from Amazon usually works out great, but sometimes you get a dud.

Also when you change one side with right click, the other side reflects the change too.

What kind of scale do you have to work with. If it wasn't an exorbitant amount (less than 25 wires a day) I guess I would teach a younger family member the art of crimping, and contract them. 50-100 wires a day I would host a nightly crimping circle with snacks and adult beverages to whoever wants to lend a hand. Hundreds of wires daily, and I would just price a cheap used machine to do it.

Currently I am setting up a CR10s and I am using Molex MicroFit 3.0 connectors to tidy things up instead of reducing the number of wires. I have the usual Stepper Motor wire, 2 - 4-Pin Molex connectors one that has extruder fan/part cooling fan, and the other has Thermistor / heater cartridge.

In my unscientific experiments using mechanical endstops and the baby stepping (0.05mm) feature of the firmware, I have found that the repeatability seems to be the same lever or no lever arm, but without a lever arm the amount of movement between actuation and deactuation is reduced significantly.

Number of steps to (de)actuate:

With lever: 10-11 0.05mm baby steps
W / o lever: 2-3 0.05mm baby steps

Of course going no lever with virtually 100% striking chance is much more difficult. I always use XY with a lever and Z without.

I know what I am going to surprise my T_T CNC machine with for whatever birthday/holiday is closest to release date!

When you get that behavior does it look like the X-Carriage does a split second stutterbefore resuming smooth motion? That's what mine does, and I get a repeating pattern the entirety of the print.

The pitch was indeed 2mm, same as my belt. I do have a steel core belt on the Y and a regular rubber fiberglass reinforced GT2 belt on the X Axis, would that mix alone cause issues?

I have tried tweaking the tensioning of the belts, and I can back off a bit to make some of the noise go away or somewhat alleviating the issue by the waves being spaced further apart, but that is when I get to a very loose belt on the verge of skipping steps. Would a toothed instead of my current smooth pulley make any difference? It's a 16T 3mm bore with an M3 bolt.

One other thing I am going to do is make a sturdy tabletop surface to run the printer on.

I am getting a consistent wavy pattern on my P3Steel machine I just built with the Duet WiFi. I will see if I have pics on me to upload, if not I'll post shortly.

The overall print quality is excellent, getting smooth, straight prints with outstanding geometry and detail for 0.4 nozzle/0.3 layer height. It only manifests itself on straight, flat and angular areas. Curved/circular areas are very smooth with virtually no visible issues

Specs:
P3Steel v4
24v 20a PSU
X/Y/Zx2Motors: Stepperonline 0.9° 2.0a 46Ncm
E Motor: e3d Pancake Motor 0.9 1.4a 12.7Ncm
Currents: X/Y 1750 | Z 1250 | E 1200
Titan Extruder | e3d v6 1.75mm
Range of testing PLA: Bed 50-65c Filament 180-210c