Recent content by kharrisma

Yah, that's true... Klipper seems just as quick to yell about omissions as it is about errors! Which in my case is a good thing!

Unless I flubbed this somehow, the first lines in my printer.cfg are [include mainsail.cfg] [include nitehawk-sb.cfg] [include tacho_macros.cfg] [include stealthburner_led_effects_barf.cfg] At the moment, I ave the last two commented out so I can focus on the first two and get them to play nice...

Wish I'd been collecting screenshots through all this so I could be more specific/accurate; my recall-in-hindsight isn't always the best, especially if I've been trying multiple things to resolve the problem. I think it was when I commented out the sensor_pin: for the thermistor in the extruder...

Thanks, Shiftingtech; my bad, I *was* misreading the charts; it clearly says K-ohms on the headers. I'll have to double-check the terminal crimps; might have got more insulation than wire in the crimp. It *was* working fine in the older hot-end it came out of; only change was trimming the...

Hi Forum Folke, Hammering away at config file errors, post-Nitehawk SB installation and post-update to Klipper and Mainsail. Managed to shoot each one down, untii this one: For the sake of simplicity and ease of reading the config files, I added an {include nitehawk-sb.cfg} to the beginning...

Occurred to me that I could maybe do a quick check-in on print status with my Android phone from wherever I am, instead of going to a PC. Anybody here doing this, and if so, what app are you using? I've tried several, and so far I've been unable to get any of them to work. They either want...

Thanks for the tips! Ended up picking up a four-wire job from Fabreeko, but I'll keep that MF50152VX from AliExpress "on file" for future reference! Now to break down the Stealthburner (again) and stick the new fan in...

I'm installing a Nitehawk SB USB toolboard in my Stealthburner, and both fan sockets have three leads: plus, ground, and tach. My current 5015 has only two leads; I'm sure it'll work without the tach, but I'd rather have one with it given that the board has the capability. I've found several...

Confirming that the issue was the inserts I had were definitely too small to adequately engage the insert bore, as the m3 x 5 inserts I ordered sit on top of the bore and can not be pushed in with anything less than a press or soldering iron. They seat nicely and don't spin or pull out when...

Thanks for the quick input... MAY have found the issue. I thought my inserts were a true m3 x 5, but they're actually m3 x 4.5... not a huge amount of difference, but it IS a difference. I've just ordered some true m3 x 5 inserts and I'll try those when they arrive. And no, the stl and...

Hi Forum Folke, Real newbie question here: are CAD drawings available for the various parts that make up the Stealthburner? I see STEP and stp files; step which show a 3D representation of the complete, assembled 'burner , and stl's that show the individual parts, but nothing like...

Sorry for the long delay... life's been getting fairly 'lifey' lately... so the machine's all back together, running without issues, Klipper is installed and also has no issues (even got the camera to work this time!) All LEDs are lit. "ls /dev/serial/by-id" still shows only the one MCU on...

Thanks semixhalf... Coming down the home stretch with the rewiring, everything's connected. Will be firing it up tomorrow to see if I still have a working printer (standard wiring... might as well start with stock and get IT running, *then* install the Nitehawk and see what develops. As soon...

No, wires are not attached at this point, I'm doing a total re-wiring job, and mostly it's out; about half of the new wiring is in place; I was going to replace the wiring to the hot end with the Nitehawk setup. Only the USB umbilical is connected so far. Yes, I get all the LEDs (all solid...

Here's what "lsusb" (which I was doing wrong, treating it like "ls /dev/serial/by-id" and entering "ls /usb") returned : Last login: Tue Sep 17 11:05:01 2024 karl@mainsail:~ $ lsusb Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub Bus 001 Device 010: ID 258a:1006 SINO WEALTH USB...