Is anyone running the Klicky for Switchwire? How do you like it? Does the servo arm work well?
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Switchwire variant?
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jtdowney
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I run Klicky on my Switchwire. The servo is ~fine. It was pretty finicky to get started, but I also have the cheapest servos from Amazon, so I am not sure if that is a problem. After a break-in and tuning period, it works great for me and has helped meshing quite a bit because of the built-in magnets on the MK52 heat beds.
How is the Z height consistency?
jtdowney
Member
It has been fine for me. I have it dialed in and don’t have to adjust it too often. It’s a bit weird going from my other machines where I have automatic z calibration setup.
luisfosoares
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Im starting a SW and i thing i will go to the Klicky as unfortunatelly TAP will not be compatible. Are you using the Klicky NG?
jtdowney
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Yes, I am using the Klicky NG on my Switchwire.
cpu_overclocker
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I have found a method how the original probe is giving me good enough result to not make the switch to clicky.
I have a 4x4 mesh and a 3time retry with 0.02 tolerance and the silicon mod and i have the bed everytime flatter than 0.110
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jtdowney
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The reason I switched is because of the temperature drift I was getting with the probe. I use my switchwire for PLA with no enclosure and it would drift in Z between prints quite often.
cpu_overclocker
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Okay, i‘m not having this issue. Once i have dialed in my first layer it remains
