Recent content by tjr1

Any free digital pin will do. The neopixel socket was convenient as it provides GDN and +5V too. You'll have to tap that somewhere too then.

In printer.cfg: # nevermore on Neopixel output [heater_fan nevermore] pin: PA8 max_power: 1.0 shutdown_speed: 0.0 fan_speed: 1.0 heater: heater_bed heater_temp: 60.0 So I used the neopixel port. There's no power or nevermore connected at the moment as I just moved that one to V2.1944 for its...

I wired it on a spare digital output of the SKR board. I'll check on my printer.cfg tonight

Love it. Might have a go at that if the genuine Phaetus ones don't last either.

Thx. The first one that came with it must have died but I'll give them another try then.

I went through half a dozen on a dragon in a few weeks at 250C. Have to take it off to change the nozzle and they all basically crumbled. Any recommendation for good ones?

Ah yes that's what I read too. Prior to Voron had an IDEX printer and used it sparingly for big overhangs and superlong bridges. It does have its uses. That's why tridex ERCF combo might be in the charts. Would need wider interest though as Superslicer likely going to need some surgery to...

I got a handful of "IRF520 MOSFET Driver Module" to do just this.

Maybe build a trident for a shorter reverse bowden tube. Got the ERCF working decent now though by feeding from a hole in the top panel of V2.1944 Could go Tridex to add soluble supports maybe? Has anyone had any success with those through ERCF?

Came out nice! You are right, worth doing just for the fun of it and QoL improvement.

Are you looking for a particular improvement over the stock build? My v0 prints pretty good but hard to get rid of some elephant's foot and still have good bed adhesion. Been wondering if the standard bed mount is to blame...

QoL hack: a switch accessible from the outside to put the stepper board in flash mode. Waited too long with that, would have saved me some aggravation.

Galileo has the Afterburner beat for me, just that much more grippy on the filament coming from a long way away.