Input shaping on Crealitys Sonic Pad
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Are you a 3D printing enthusiast looking to take your creations to the next level? If so, you're in luck because in this video, I'll show you how to supercharge your 3D printer's speed without compromising on quality. As someone who fell in love with 3D printing back in 2011 during my time studying industrial design in university, I know firsthand the incredible potential this technology holds. However, there are still a few things that can hold us back, and one of those is print speed. But fear not, because I've found an incredible upgrade that will change the game for your 3D printing projects. By using input shaping on Klipper via the Sonic Pad, you can achieve lightning-fast print speeds without sacrificing quality. And I'll guide you step-by-step through the process, so you can implement this game-changing upgrade with ease. Plus, I'll even share a 3D printed mod I made that will make the process even smoother. Trust me, you won't want to miss this tutorial. So, join me and let's take your 3D printing to the next level
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Blessed be thy JB Weld. 🙏
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Thank you very much😊
I appreciate your truthfulness. 3D printing is not a hobby if you're in a hurry or you don't like to tinker. That said, my sonic pad should be arriving soon!
Hey Jay, that's great to hear! what printer are you using?
@@z-made Ender 3 v2. I've done some upgrades to it like adding the CR Touch and replacing the bed springs and switching out to a metal extruder. It's pretty much a Neo at this point I guess. I'm currently using Jyers firmware
@@jaygreen4526 Hey Jay, I'm sorry for all the questions, I don't want to drive you nuts, but... How is the jyers Firmware on your Ender 3 v2? I heard about how it expands usability on some of the creality printers, especially with upgrades like the CR Touch and things like filament change, but I never used it, I'm only asking because you ordered the sonic pad?
@@z-made No problem! I find the Jyers mesh leveling firmware to be light years ahead of the stock Creality Marlin firmware. I have no issues with it and I'm very happy with it. I've recently started using Octoprint using an old smartphone (Raspberry Pi cost a fortune as you know) and I've found it to be a little cumbersome. From that perspective, the Sonic will clean it up for me and the web interface is apparently much nicer. As well, the speed increase is a no brainer but it needs to be set up properly. I've wanted to get into the Klipper firmware for a while now, but the setup videos I've watched are enough to make your head spin! Hoping this will be the easy alternative! 🤞
@@jaygreen4526 Thanks for answering Jay, that has definitely been my experience as well, I was using Octoprint on a phone as well and found it super annoying, but once I upgraded to the sonic pad, it made my life so much simpler!
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Glad you enjoy it!
Exactly what I needed. Thanks for sharing.
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Great design !!!!
Great vibes and video
10-50 !! 10-78 !!
nobody noticed the JB-WELD in the screw holes that is now on the bottom of the Sensor.
so now the Sensor AND Screws are JB-Welded to the badass bracket.
lol good luck getting it off without cracking the housing of the sensor.
guess you can always make another housing. lol.
but i do like the idea of a Magnetic G-Sensor Mount for the Bed.
and now, with just a small piece of steel mounted to the Extruder, the whole thing is easy to move from Extruder to Build Plate !!!!
and just flip the X,Y,Z to any orientation on the Sonic Pad and you dont have to worry about breaking the sensor housing to get it off the JB Weld you didnt clean off from the bracket. rofl.
thanks for the help,
Happy to help
great video, thanks. If I have run the calibration once initially, what do I have to do to rerun it? does the routine overwrite previous procedures or do I have to change any settings before rerunning it? Thanks
Hey Norman, once you finish running input shaping, klipper should automatically save the settings in a printer config file, and it needs to be rerun only if changes are made to the printer, (as opposed to pressure advance, where the number you get from the equation needs to be saved under the Presure_advance section of your printer config file) thank you for the comment, i hope i helped you out😊
Actually all those good words about Sonic Pad should be told for Klipper and it's input shaping feature. It's not Creality who made the Klipper after all. I upgraded my Ender 3 v2 Neo with Dragon Hotend and a full metal double gear extruder with direct drive plate, silicon bed springs, double Z-axis shaft and stepper but overall I am most impressed by Klipper overall. It is the biggest new big thigh in 3D Printing hands down. I just love Klipper❤️
Nice quick videos, I like them. Question though from a super noob with a new sonic pad. If I want faster speeds (after doing the input shaping and pressure advance and all that) I’m supposed to increase the speed in my slicer?
I see a lot of people saying that they are printing roughly 80-200mm/s but they are just typing that into their slicer, right? There’s no speed settings on the sonic pad itself?
Yes, I’m new to all this so don’t hate but like you I have other things in my life that take a lot of attention.
Hey there c0mputer, ya that is a totally legitimate question, yes you can increase the speed via your slicer, I would suggest increasing your speed in increments of about 50 mm/s and acceleration by 100 mm/s until you find that sweet spot. what printer are you using if you don't mind me asking?
@@z-made Thanks brother, I’ll try that stuff out post haste. I’m using an Ender 3 S1 Pro so these videos are perfect!
@@c0mputer Awesome printer! good luck man😊
Nice video! Are you sure magnet will not interfere g sensor?
Hey there Oleksandr, first of all, thank you 😊! second There are numerous instances of accelerometers being mounted using magnets, this is a link to a website that specializes in magnetic mounts for accelerometers "www.hansfordsensors.com/us/products/magnetic-mounts/", and after some additional research online I can't seem to find any indication of magnetic fields affecting accelerometers, but I could be wrong, so, in short, I think its best to use this mod at your own risk as they say...
You seem to have nailed it with the sonic pad. You asked if there was anything we would like to see. I have an aquila x2 n32 chip. I also bought a sonic pad. But after a week of trying I can't get it set up. I wonder if you can do a video setting up the sonic pad with aquila x2. I need someone a lot wiser than I am to solve the problems I have been having.
Hey there Yvonne, first of all, thank you for your kind comment I am very happy that you got some value from my video, second I, unfortunately, don't have a voxel printer, and don't presume to be familiar enough with voxel printers to be able to give advice on the exact process of installing the sonic pad on the n32 chipset, however, while trying to find some resources to help find an answer to your predicament I came across this in-depth youtube tutorial about how to install the sonic pad on non directly supported printers I think you might want to check this out, ua-cam.com/video/ciMk-Tt2mAQ/v-deo.html
@@z-made thank you for the prompt reply. It's a shame because you explain so well.
@@yvonnemitcheson2418 Thank you very much Yvonne, I truly appreciate it
You can always do what I did. I switched to a silent motherboard. Which had ports for the BL/CR touch and other stuff
@@Rajadams83 I have updated to a silent motherboard. I had a h32 chip and updated to a n32 silent board.
Thanks for educating me. I hope one day to 3-D print a Rolls Royce.😂 Seriously though, very enlightening.
Thank you, I appreciate it, and thank you for your continued support! 😊
I finish my x and y test, the sonic pad says test successful and that it will reboot. When it reboots it takes me back to the start of the test again, where I select printer style, and I have to back out of it. Is this correct? Every video I can find seems to show it returning to the Home Screen so not sure if it’s taking my results.
Hey there Hunters Hard Drive, this does not sound correct, have you checked your printer config file to see if klipper registered the input shaping documentation? it should look something like this (but not the same reading)
[input_shaper]
#shaper_type_x = 3hump_ei
#shaper_freq_x = 78.2
#shaper_type_y = mzv
#shaper_freq_y = 38.2
@@z-made thank you! I have not but will check when I’m back at my printer. Thanks for the tip 👍👍
@@z-made after checkin the config file I do see the results in there. Strange as I’ve run the tests a few more times and it always resets back to the start of the tests. Prints are coming out great just hope I’m not missing an opportunity to improve them further, and of course raise my speed. Thank you for your response!
@@huntersharddrive6951 Ya for sure Hunter! any time😊
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