Recent content by Maas101

If I read the initial statements correctly; X0, Y350 no problem X350, Y350 no problem, X350, Y0 no problem X0 Y0 = problem. This sounds mechanical to me, the rattling sounds like the motors are stalling and losing steps. With the power off can you slowly move the toolhead by hand to all four...

For custom pause placement you need to create a _CLIENT_VARIABLE macro in printer.cfg if you look at the top of mainsail.cfg it explains setting a custom pause position.

Looks like it's failing during the write, do you have the resistors jumpered on both mainboard and toolhead?

I'm not sure how good the CAN implementation is in the M8P. You could try adding a BTT U2C usb->can interface and connecting that via usb to your M8P. I have one and have never had a can issue I couldn't directly attribute to a dodgy cable connection.

https://github.com/DraftShift/ModularDock

I'm not sure it's possible, I think it may be genetic.. Thanks, I thought about filament changers rather a than tool changer but although fun to build I don't really print decorative things so multi material is more valuable to me than multi colour and the amount of waste they produce in...

Z height? Yes that's it. Its built into each toolhead. This gif shows best how it works motion the circuit board on the right attached to the toolhead is the opto sensor

Was the top left corner in the 2nd image where the seam was? It looks to me like you're over extruding by quite a lot so check that when you extrude 100mm you are actually using exactly 100mm of filament. Have you been through the tuning guide on the Voron site? There's tons of useful tuning...

Not sure I understand the question, on stealthchanger the tap functionality is built into each toolhead. Each head has an opto sensor in it which when docked onto the carriage allows for the 'tap' to be registered, pushing the head further up releases it which is how docking works. The...

Note to self: I must stop mucking around with my printer.... It wasn't in my original plans to add multi material capability but hey, plans change. I came across the MadMax changer by Zruncho3D and liked the simplicity of the maxwell coupling. I also really liked his speedclips which allow...

You don't say what printer you have. If it's a 2.4 then Stealthchanger is probably the most popular tool change system and supports XOL https://github.com/DraftShift/StealthChanger . If you have a Trident or other fixed gantry printer then it becomes a bit more complex. You can use...

I'm no expert but my 2c worth.. The limiting factor of a 2.4 is not the motors, NEMA 17s are more than capable of driving the frame beyond its limits. If speed is your goal, start with a Trident, the fixed gantry is inherently more stable than a flying one and if you're set on a 2.4 then there...

You have to remember that your lubricant for your linear rails needs to be able to withstand the heat of a heated chamber. EP2 grease is recommended.

Almost there.. All of the motion components have been replaced with the new printed versions giving some peace of mind about layer adhesion. The doors have been added + a few mods New Z idlers have been added and the Z gear ratio has been doubled completely removing gantry sag on power down...

Things have moved on a bit.. The back panel was made with another piece of 2mm stainless which is then backed by a piece of 12.5mm tile backer insulation board to keep the heat in. To stand the side panels away from the frame and clear the MGN 12 carriages I went for the chamfered cube look...