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@@AbdelrhmanAdel-gh7ff this is a licensed version of Sinutrain. Nothing special, just a paid version.

@@armandohernandez6634 the one I'm using is 24v. You can use 5v but the wiring will be different. If you watch my GPIO but were afraid to ask video, I break down some of the GPIO pins on the board. If you just tap into the 5v and ground pins, you can use 5v lighting without the need for the relay. I'm just not sure if you'll be able to toggle the pin without installing Klipper

@@rent2ownnz I show how to update the Klipper version for Linux. If you need instructions on updating the binary, I have almost a dozen videos that cover that exact subject. This video makes the assumption that the user already knows how to do that.

@@WNxSect is the binary file formatted and named correctly? On a lot of newer machines, having the screen connected causes issues.

nevermind im just dumb apparently, got it. now to figure out how to turn off the led and make it load and unload, says macro not found

@@WNxSect if you're using my cfg files, there should be two sections that you can switch between depending on the device you're using

@@TheFeralEngineer just to confirm, im using the neptune 3 plus config file from github

@@TheFeralEngineer to confirm, i am using the neptune 3 plus config from your github page, im new to this stuff but slowly figuring it out. Thanks for your response, your videos are amazing.

yes, you can resize and even split up the prints into wallet size, etc.

@@DonovanJM not really, just giving options

I just saw the GPIO video which clears it up. I didn't realize you don't need the pico if you do it this way.​@@TheFeralEngineer

depends on size. currently, the 235/235 plate is about 36 bucks www.whambamsystems.com/products/picftw-235-x-235?aff=63

$36 for 235x235 isn't too bad. The other beta testers and I have had remarkable results with it.

@@TheFeralEngineer nice, I look forward to hear more about it (though I moved a year ago and have yet to put my printer back up, sigh)

@@simplified3DHub there's not. They share a chamber, so dual temp would not be doable

@@TheFeralEngineer Thanks,

@@gwheyduke what interface card are you using? What motors and drivers? Did you use the config wizards to create a base config?

It's just a setting inside of the system.cfg file in the boot folder

@@TheFeralEngineer Nope, this does not work... maybe cause I'm using a BTT Pi (not a rasPi). But thank you!

@@cyaneo7 I'm talking about a btt pi, cb1, pad7, etc. Make sure you remove the # next to the rotation command or it's commented out

@@TheFeralEngineer hmm... yes, I commented all variations out or removed the #. This is in my system.cfg: ########################################### # HDMI klipperScreen rotation # ks_angle: Rotation angle ks_angle: 90 # normal: 0; inverted: 180; # right: 90; left: 270; # ks_angle="normal"

@@cyaneo7 you need to put "left" or "right", not 90.

@@kwailintube that's awesome! Glad you were able to get it all working 🐱🐱

@@HCabuk 2 inches

@@greatwhiteslark absolutely

That I'm not sure of. I haven't run across that yet.

@@ThyerHazard I wish. I just started a new job and I haven't been home until the weekend because of it.

@@TheFeralEngineer congratulations on the new job :D looking forward to an update, this year?

@@ThyerHazardhopefully

@@Abyssaal1 no, not at all

had mine for a week, i can barely hear it at night in the same room, all you hear is the fan going and its more of a low hummmm

@@Vallecaucanisimo the time goes up to 48 hours but I did not see a non-stop option. Maybe for safety reasons.

it's also advised to not heat your filament the whole time because it can become brittle/too dry.

@@danielminskey I've literally got zero time right now, but I've had this on my SD card for a couple of weeks and had to put something up 😂

@@Mr.McWatson not garbage, I just prefer all metal because I print a lot of petg

@@TheFeralEngineer Just wondering if the stock one leads to more heat creep

@@Mr.McWatson I do not believe so

@@theflipbook1280 you can run a PID test through fluidd

@@coronitaflotante are you using the accelerometer? After tuning, it'll give you the recommended results you should add to printer.cfg

@@TheFeralEngineer i used it to tune input shaping but that's about it

@@Maxflax121 see if you can find a T95 TV box and you can flash intovato's Linux onto it

@@matthewsanchez32 great 😀

@@TheFeralEngineerI’ve got $100 to spend on my birthday this month. I’m between this upgrade or x axis rails or Klipper . I can’t decide what to do first lol

@@matthewsanchez32 Klipper first. Rails very last. You can Klipper the machine for cheap if you don't mind running from a laptop/tablet/phone

@@Greatdayforaswellbattle it's for any Linux device, the steps are pretty much the same. The error you are receiving is basically the generic "I can't connect for a number of reasons" message. Did you look in your klippy.log file for any more information? Do you have the correct serial id in your MCU section? If you're using the binary that's on my GitHub, it's too old for the latest versions of Klipper and you'll have to build your own binary.

@@TheFeralEngineer Thank you for getting back to me! So, are you saying the board firmware (ZNP_Robin_Nano.bin) is outdated? Or the printer.cfg, or both?

@@Greatdayforaswellbattle the .bin file. You have to build your own using my instructions in the video

@@TheFeralEngineer alright yeah, im not trying to do anything on linux. just trying to get the firmware onto the printer so i can connect my pi to it and run klipper. i understand you said the firmware on your github is too outdated and i have to build the bin. i have no clue how to do that. i thought it would be straight forward using the wildrosebuilds video. thanks for the help

@@Greatdayforaswellbattle just watch this video about it. If you don't want to go into make menuconfig yourself, kiauh has a build script built in that will do most of the legwork for you. Unfortunately with klipper, there are some things that the user needs to do themselves 🤷‍♂️

If you watch the video, you'll see what it needs one on the cold side of the break, but not the that goes to the hot side. I'm not sure which one you're asking about

Hi, can you check the outer diameter of the Capricorn PTFE tube, it would be 4mm outer diameter. The PTFE tube inside the extruder is 3.9mm.. I have not upgraded to bimetal heartbreak. The original heat break has a PTFE tube inside it as well. Which is also 3.9 mm outer diameter. I am unable to buy a PTFE tube that is 3.9 mm outter diameter Can you check if your PTFE tube is actually 3.9 or 4 mm od If it is 3.9 mm then I will buy it for local Amazon . To fix the problem.. Other brands PTFE tube come at 3 dollar per meter. But the Capricorn PTFE tube is 20dollar in local currency.. hence the question

@@namit1942 I'm starting a new job and won't be home for a week.

@@TheFeralEngineer No problem, I was able to buy PTFE tube with 3.9mm od, But I decided to upgrade to bimetal heat break

@@derk4737 PLA doesn't need a lot of heat with pei. 50-55 is ideal. Wash the bed with dish soap and water, make sure it's level and keep the machine away from drafts. Enclosures sometimes do more harm than good with PLA

@@TheFeralEngineer as far as 50 to 55…. I assume you’re talking about making sure the PEI bed heat is only set to 50 to 55 is that correct?

@@TheFeralEngineer I got the enclosure for the printer because, I tend to have fans going and sometimes an air conditioner going and frequent drafts from people walking near it!

@@james-rr4dw eh, sub and like are way more useful 🐱

​@@TheFeralEngineeryou got it! On a side note i didn't have to put anything on a sd card or flash the printer? Once I did the stop and restart it fired right up? Anyway I'm printing again so hell yeah. Liked and subbed.

It's good practice to update the printer MCU on occasion or you may get this same error because of outdated binaries for that as well. But if it ain't broke, don't fix it 😬

@@mohammedmostafamamun7112 yes

@@rexaroco I'm running 3 machines on USB from my pad7. The cb1 is perfectly fine.

I am sure work fine, having a non-proprietary installation of raspberry pi os is my preference.

@@rexaroco you can install vanilla armbian to a cb1

No you can't. The firmware config and screen are both very different. You're better off installing Klipper and ditching the original screen.