Recent content by Yaaj

No need for the doom mod for dual panels, fridge door, HV/LV separation and rounded corners ! The main benefit is rigidity. This is a regular V2.4 with fridge door, dual panels and rounded corners.

Of course it does. Reason why such devices exist for non multicolor printers. See Mellow LLL. I was linked to this device by the Box Turtle developper when I asked if I was the only one the BT was improving print quality. It's a closed loop. As soon as there's tension on the filament, the...

I installed an upgrade that massively improved print quality on my LDO 2.4/350 : a Box Turtle. The open source equivalent for the Bambu AMS. Layer consistency is night and day. This thing simply compensates for the drag in the reverse Bowden. Despite the 3mm ID tubing, the CW2 does no like the 1...

This ? Came with a Waveshare 4.3" (not a great fan of this BTT display and its stupid potentiometer !)

Do *NOT* use a SSR for DC. You will not be able to turn it off, and quickly get a thermal runaway. SSRs are based on a triac or a pair thyristors. They continue to conduct until the current drops to zero (or close to). In other words until you turn the power off. AC only !

I use Kluber NBU15 because I have some left after a milling machine spindle rebuild. Barium soap, synthetic, low viscosity. Max temp 130°C, dropping point 220°C. Very easy to apply with a syringe. Probably overkill. IIRC it was hyped for printer leadscrews like 5-10 years ago, and was available...

This plugin is great, but lacks one feature. At least for me : "independant" dimmable nozzle LEDs, that can be adjusted from Mainsail or Fluidd, using a slider control. LED_Effect offers "AnalogPin", that controls a group of LEDs. We just need to send some voltage to the analog pin. Definition...

No problems with these wire strippers :

On the 0.2, the screws were loose... The problem is elsewhere. Not speaking of the PTFE coating (poor surface finish) ! Looks like a pan (shot a few macros to be sure). Replaced the nut + AB nut, and stress tested it : z-hop 0.4 mm ; they failed after 40 hours !!! (jam) Currently testing...

Nothing's mechanically wrong. Believe me. And this thing prints a perfect sub 15mn benchy. Wasn't the leadscrew replaced with a uncoated one, and the nut with a PEEK one (v0.2 S1 rev A+) ? Read this somewhere, maybe Discord.

The nut alone runs smoothly. The same dust is appearing on the leadscrew after 20 hours or so... Definitely not carbon : the Nevermore is perfectly clean.

Same here. LDO 0.2. Killed the POM nut after 300-400 hours. But replacing POM nuts is much easier (and cheaper then replacing the motor with its integrated leadscrew. Was wondering one thing... I run a Nevermore. The Nefvermore spits carbon particles. They are known to be abrasive. Did you...

Just thinking of something... Could be on purpose : 6-pin screw terminals cost more than 3x 2-pin, and it's unlikely pick and place machines could assemble the three components in one... If you don't already know this YT channel, have a look to Mr SolderFix. Tons of tips and tricks. Another way...

Yes, these terminal blocks are garbage. One wasn't even threaded (the hotend one) ! Replaced them all with beefier ones I had in stock, made of plain metal instead of this skinny sheetmetal. Requires a lot of heat, even with the desoldering station, because of the copper planes all around the...