Posts made by Ricky_Grade10

@fcwilt Both my deltas, Orangie and Mr. Pink, use 1/4 inch tooling plate from them and both plates arrived quickly and have been awesome

If your in the US, try these guys...

https://www.midweststeelsupply.com/store/castaluminumplateatp5

Whatever you get, I'd recommend the Delta Smart Effector big time. Its probably smarter than me but I could still understand it for to say

I know some of you are aware of these plates...

https://clever3d.de/epages/7a4290fc-7c7f-46cc-9b99-eadef22228e2.sf/seca129485ade/?ObjectPath=/Shops/7a4290fc-7c7f-46cc-9b99-eadef22228e2/Products/c3d-DDP-PEI-natur

Has anyone here used one of these plates before?

Im thinking about thinking of building a new printer and I think Im going to go corexy. I'd really like to use a bed like that so as not to deal with all the.. pardon my italian... bed adhesivion fuckery

As you guys know, I only got my grade 10 but my thinking thoughts are saying that if the heat transfers to the frame then could it be possible for the frame to experience thermal expansion on some level or another and then obviously it could be for to say that the frame might flex or mess with the calibration?

Any ideas on who will be there for to say on Duet3D's behalves?

Is this the correct tool for removal?

https://www.digikey.com/products/en?mpart=11-03-0043&v=900

Site says its 22 and some change. I know I only got my grade ten, but thats not that bad when you think about having to buy a new connector, crimp terminal metal thingy and a new fan when they go out. I made my own by taking a small screwdriver to a grinder.....

So if the R value is positive, it will unretract more and act like a primer of sorts? Im guessing I should start with a small value for this parameter?

So if the R value is neglative does that mean it will retract the filament even more?

I guess Im having problems trying to figure out the order of the retraction process.

In my brain compartments, I have been thinking it would retract first, then z hop and finally un-retract. Is that the way she goes?

Alright boys, I'm getting a heater fault shortly after starting a print. I can autotune it fine and bring it up to temp, no big deal. But when I run a print, I get a fault after it starts. Is there one of those light things on the board to tell me when the hotend is working like the heat bed?

I never went to university to get a fancy PFD or whatever, I only got my grade ten.

Any suggestions on where to start with the T and R parameters? Are these usually small values?

Thanks for the help boys

Thanks for the good info boys, I got the plugin installed and was able to get on the fly firmware retraction working, right on! Through denial and error I was able to get some decent settings to use and I guess its working ok but I want to know more about the R and T parameters in M207. I think I can tweak this better, maybe with those parameters, but the only info I could find in the gcode wipi doesnt really tell me much

What slicer do you recommend to do on the fly firmware retraction?

@phaedrux said in Retraction Tuning Guide:

printer settings plugin

I Installed the plugin but Im not sure what to do beyond that with cura. Whats next with the plugin?

Anyone have a good link to a retraction tuning guide? I've got this new Bondtech BMG extruder and I cant get these greasy settings right for wicked retraction results. I've got a Delta, with the smart effector, a 400mm bowden tube.

I've read you can do retraction changes on the fly (right on), but I havent had luck with that. But thats a whole nother issue thats neither here, nor there or anywhere. Im sure its to do with the M83/M82 deal and cura settings.

I've tried a few "test" cubes and such on thingiverse but I dont know what Im doing. Can anyone help me out with a guide? I only got my grade 10