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Is there chain mount for the G2 that is specifically designed for the nitehawk toolboard? The standard chain mount for the G2 in my opinion is too high relative to where the cable exits the tool board. Using the standard G2 chain mount would force too sharp a bend on the harness wire.

Hi. I'm upgrading my V24 with LDO's nighthawk toolboard. I'm using a Galileo 2 extruder with stealthburner. I downloaded the cable chain anchor from LDOs nitehawk website. I'm at a complete loss on how and where to mount the anchor on the Galileo 2. Is there a mod to the Galileo to...

Hi Andreas, Sorry for not replying sooner. I put my 3d printing activities on the back burner for a while but I am getting around to them again. I will check out the app and will push the extruder voltage to 0.7. I will let you know if the results improve. Again thanks for the feedback and...

I'm using PrusaSlicer. I haven't tried using another slicer. Is it possible that this could be some sort of Z-banding? FYI - the bulge appears on both sides of the wall. Thanks. I will try your suggestions.

I need some advise. Does anyone have any idea why I am getting these bulge lines. I took apart, cleaned and rebuilt the extruder. I checked the belt tensions. The XY belts were loose so i tightened them up. I still get the lines. I printed two separate items to check if the lines are at...

Found the solution if anyone's interested. If you are using a Rev. A umbilical board (like me) you need to swap the pins at the X-endstop. This is because of a shared ground between the neopixels and endstop. This was fixed with the Rev A.1 board. Many thanks to SchlongkyDong - V0.2143 on...

I just added some neopixels to a VORON 0.1 (LDO kit) using an SKR Mini E3 V2. I defined the Neopixels in printer.cfg as directed. The lights work without issue. However, the X-endtop switch no longer works. QUERY_ENDSTOPS always reports it as open. The other endstops (Y and Z) are...

Thanks for the information. Much appreciated.

That makes sense. Thanks.

If I understand correctly, this won't provide any cooling to the rpi during periods of inactivity. Correct or am I missing something? I'm trying to run the fans even when everything is inactive to provide cooling to the rpi. Thanks.

I will check the printer.cfg file when I get a chance. If I recall I did have the pin previously defined but I'm not sure why :unsure:. Thanks for your help and input.

:) When you say generic pin, do you mean generic fan? Did you have to add a [duplicate_pin_override] section in your file? Without it, Klipper doesn't like the pin being defined in more than one section. If you didn't, how did you define the pin in [generic_fan]? Thanks.

Ok. I got it working. I was missing some additional code plus I'm still learning Klipper syntax and how it all connects. This is what I got. [temperature_sensor raspberry_pi] sensor_type: temperature_host min_temp:10 max_temp: 100 [duplicate_pin_override] pins: PD12...

Well, I thought I understood what to do but it doesn't work. I 'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I put the 2 macros into printer.cfg then saved and restarted the firmware. Nothing happens! I even tried to force the fans on by commenting out all the if statements in the skirt_fan macro -...