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Klicky probe
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raymond
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The Klicky NG absolutely does need glue, unfortunately.
I've built about six so far. Three failed on me. The two parts holding the microswitch in place start to drift apart after about 100ish print hours. The self-tapping screws just don't cut it
I ended up making some new NG probes and using Loctite Super Glue Gel and so far it hasn't failed for me in 200ish hours.
I've built about six so far. Three failed on me. The two parts holding the microswitch in place start to drift apart after about 100ish print hours. The self-tapping screws just don't cut it
I ended up making some new NG probes and using Loctite Super Glue Gel and so far it hasn't failed for me in 200ish hours.
thebigone2087
Member
UNKlicky is absolutely the move. The accuracy with the magnet vs the switch is crazy. I was going to do an Unklicky z-endstop, but they announced TAP right before I started!
raymond
New member
Absolutely. I'm waiting for TAP. Time to upgrade two 2.4s
voidtrance
Member
Can Klicky get it's own sub-forum? Having a single thread for ALL klicky questions is not much different than just using Discord. There will be so many parallel conversations that it will be difficult to keep track. I think that Klicky is big and common enough to where it deserves it's own sub-forum.
What's your doubt, going klicky or TAP?
The screws loosening sounds like stresses in the print, which I can honestly say haven't occured on my beta NG which did about 800ish hours combined at close to 70C including 36 hours of continuous probe calibrate dock undock cycles during the testing phase. It would probably still be in the printer if I wasn't already running TAP. (Well the microswitch would probably have died by now to be fair
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MrTeliP
Member
I looked at the CAD for Klicky. Didn't trust it. That's why I designed my own that uses OTS hardware, solder connections, and screws. No glue. I use it on my Trident. Works great. Maybe I'll release it if there's any interest.
Showing you guys the CAD because the prototype I have in my printer is beat to hell from testing, crashing it, burning it with the hotend, sometimes intentionally...sometimes not, but it works.
Showing you guys the CAD because the prototype I have in my printer is beat to hell from testing, crashing it, burning it with the hotend, sometimes intentionally...sometimes not, but it works.
MrTeliP
Member
You can kind of see it in the background here.
Question - Pros / Cons of Umbilical for Trident
I'm curious who has switched from cable chains to umbilical with Trident and what are the pros/cons of doing it? On a related note, it seems toolhead boards with CAN starting to become common. Does this also change the equation?
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