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I just watched the Canuk's video before work this morning and man, that thing looks cool.
I like the concept and if they can keep the price down around $250-$300 I would do it.
I don't think anyone ever says this but I think it's the Pi4. It can't run fast enough to keep up IMO. I just don't know if its the bus speeds or processing power.
I had the same issues and I switched to a Pi5 and have not seen it come back, not even once.
Looks like you have a pretty flat bed. So your issue is having material stick to the bed?
Is it PEI?
Have you tried cleaning it with soap and water?
Maybe increasing bed temps 5-10 degrees?
I use a Wham Bam PEX bed and everything sticks to it, no matter what.
I would go through this tuning guide. https://ellis3dp.com/Print-Tuning-Guide/
Make sure you filament is not getting stuck in the path to the extruder. Also make sure you are melting at a high enough temp. Bumping from 200 to say 220 and see if that helps.
It's close to the same. I have the TFT50, but it's the same. I think I am just going to delete the screen for now. I know BTT has the HDMI5 or whatever, but I really never use the screen.
One thing I lost and I have not looked into much is my Klipperscreen. I use one of the BTT screens with a ribbon cable and PI5 has mini HDMI or something. I need to figure out how to get that back up and working.
If anyone has suggestions let me know?
Yeah, I think they will do just fine for a base setup.
I took my V0 apart a while back, then some life events happened and it has been sitting in pieces for over a year now. I need to get it put back together.
I know its not a needed upgrade but I think it was worth it.
It was pretty easy to just move my config over and reinstall packages. For example I use Shake n Tune for my input shaping, I just copy my config over and go to the Github page and reinstall, and it all works.
The Pi 5 uses, MORE...
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