Awesome tipes. I learned some time ago that power failure hammers your SD and wears out the cells, a better SD will also have better write endurance 😉 I learned its just better investing in a battery backup 😅 especially because most the time the print fails, the bed cools and you effectively loose the print If you still have an old 8-bit board and you get hard pauses caused by buffer underrun you can run the printer steight off a PC. Effectively "klipperizing" it. My old wooden Replicator can print at up to 180mm/s 😮 but only 45-65mm/s off the SD card 😢 unless i lower print step resolution
Yes and No, this is totally true for some types of printbed. However the Glass with dots beds I have on most my old printers, don't release the print even when cooled down. I have to use a scraper to get the print of the bed, and then the power fail function could be helpfull. These glass beds on old printers are in fact very good, as you can stop heating your bed after the 3rd layer, saving on energy costs. This also makes it possible to tun more printers on only 1 breaker. Here in the Netherlands, where I live, a power outage almost never happens. Therefore, I am not doing any counter measures to prevent a failed print. I have the power failure function on almost all my printers turned off.
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Awesome tipes. I learned some time ago that power failure hammers your SD and wears out the cells, a better SD will also have better write endurance 😉
I learned its just better investing in a battery backup 😅 especially because most the time the print fails, the bed cools and you effectively loose the print
If you still have an old 8-bit board and you get hard pauses caused by buffer underrun you can run the printer steight off a PC. Effectively "klipperizing" it. My old wooden Replicator can print at up to 180mm/s 😮 but only 45-65mm/s off the SD card 😢 unless i lower print step resolution
Yes and No, this is totally true for some types of printbed. However the Glass with dots beds I have on most my old printers, don't release the print even when cooled down. I have to use a scraper to get the print of the bed, and then the power fail function could be helpfull. These glass beds on old printers are in fact very good, as you can stop heating your bed after the 3rd layer, saving on energy costs. This also makes it possible to tun more printers on only 1 breaker.
Here in the Netherlands, where I live, a power outage almost never happens. Therefore, I am not doing any counter measures to prevent a failed print. I have the power failure function on almost all my printers turned off.
Tof video idee! Ik ga later kijken, eerst gauw koken en eten
Dank je, laat me horen wat je van de tips vind aub.
This gets a sub