Recent content by shiftingtech

oh also, I *believe* the lack of endstop wiring in the kit is actually because formbot defaults to sensorless homing

I'm not sure what you mean by a "board mnumonic". PF3 is the Signal pin, aka the pin that's actually connected to the MCU, and PF3 is its pin ID, such as taken from the actual processor's datasheet, which is also how klipper identifies it. Standard Endstop switch wiring is to wire signal & GND...

We'll need klipper logs then

There's been a few iterations of weird startup issues with the nitehawk. this guide may be applicable, though I don't know where to find it other than the discord (if you're on the discord, check the pins in #ldo)...

What *exactly* is the output when you query for the uuid?

That makes no sense at all, since all the toolhead window really just spits out gcode moves. G28 X Y G0 X0 Should be exactly the same result as doing the same thing from the toolhead window... Is it? Are there observable differences in speed or anything?

where do you wind up with, say G28 X Y G0 X175 Y175

Probably worth clarifying, there are specific ebbs designed to run over usb. Running the regular canbus ones over usb ...well...it's possible, but probably not a great idea

If you have a look at the [stepper_z1] section of your config, you'll see where you need to pick one of two options for the enable_pin, depending which version of octopus you have. Looks like neither option is enabled right now. (Which you'd think klipper would complain about, but I guess not)

The voron Tap probe is entirely integrated into the toolhead. there's no docking or attaching with it Are you perhaps talking about some klicky probe variant?

We'd want to see the moonraker log, or at least the moonraker.conf Without further details, I can only guess that you put that added config in the wrong place, and broke the file somehow, and further guess that you didn't *quite* get the file restored to its original state

2.4r1 is available as a TAG on github https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-2/tree/V2.4r1

I went into more detail on the discord, but in short you just have your extruder's temperature limits set too low for the temperatures you're trying to operate.

so the config says now...look at your photos....do you have a driver in slot 7?

Honestly, if it's not moving fast (or accelerating hard), I doubt it matters much what material you use. If its staying at room temp, you could probably even use pla. Realistically though, I'd probably do abs-gf or asa-gf.