Recent content by shiftingtech

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.

I'd say there are basically 3 possible causes of the Y & Z UART errors 1. config issues 2. incorrectly configured jumpers under the drivers 3. missing power jumpers 4. bad drivers Config issues: Stepper_y seems to be missing its enable pin. I don't think that's causing this issue, but...

You made a series of statements. you didn't actually ask any questions, or do anything else inviting a response, so it's not actually very clear what response you were hoping for.

So it sounds to me like you haven't really done anything that *should* cause it to move the other direction. I'd encourage you to use the stepper_buzz command to verify correct operation of the movement axis *before* trying to home...

You should be able to. Tap isn't really dependent on any particular toolhead movement. It should be reading open when the toolhead is out in the middle of wherever, and lifting the toolhead by hand should trigger it just as effectively as the actual movement system doing it. Generally no...

One. it came with *one* limit switch installed. Unless Ive misunderstood something (always a possibility!), the intention appears to be sensorless x, mechanical switch y.

Seems like you haven't really got sensorless setup on X yet. I'd suggest making sure the appropriate diag jumper is installed, and the pullup (^) is enabled in the config.

various thermal issues can cause that: heatbreak cooling not running properly, excessively hot extruder motor, etc. Basically if the filament up at the extruder starts warming up too much, it softens just a little, and suddenly it starts shredding. Incorrectly setting the tension on the...

You I don't think you'll necessarily need the crimping tool (though it's definitely a good thing to have). should be able to just transfer the existing pins to the correct shell.