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You could connect a ethernet cable to the pi, then access the web interface.
Though I would think about just starting from scratch with the pi and klipper. Who knows what's on there. Flash is with a fresh install of MainsailOS, or RatOS, or rasbian if you want to do everything yourself.
Just for a quick test you could swap the 40% out with 20%.
Also might throw a blanket / quilt / cover over the printer to isolate it.
Not necessary as the final solution, but just to see how this affects your ABS prints.
There is a thread on the voron discord that specializes in isolating the...
Unless you use something like carbon fiber filament I can't see how any printer can hide 0.2mm layer lines. I can't see how that is physical possible without post processing.
All modern printers these days have similar print quality. I would say even an entry level printer can print similar...
This looks hella cool.
One toolhead, but multiple nozzles to swap between.
$250 for the head and $35 a tool.
They are aiming for a release around november.
I think I desoldered that switch and soldered a "normal" one on. Same swiches are also used for endstops so I had some laying around.
It looks a bit like this
But you can also buy kits like this.
Have you tried running a PROBE_ACCURACY macro on the klicky probe?
For me it was the switch itself, it had a rubber tip, https://forum.vorondesign.com/threads/sometimes-pcb-klicky-probe-is-unreliable.1092/#post-8817
> SuperSlicer 4.8
I don't think that exists. 2.5 is the latest AFAIK.
Can we see a screenshot slices object with print speed and flow view?
As NoGuru said, make sure the printer works mechanical. This is a really odd print.
And maybe start with PLA as well.
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