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626Pilot wrote:You don't have an LCD screen?

I have tons of them But, for my smoothie connected to OctoPi I control it via chrome on a windows machine. no other screens connected.

Yup, octopi image on a rpi2. I connect to the wifi connected pi on my local network using a web browser.

can the smoothie support g2 g3 arc commands?

I sure am, its printing right now. I have disabled lcd panel and ethernet on the smoothie because its all handled by the pi. I have no issues using its terminal to run your fw.

its going to be trial and error at .1 layer heights, slow your printer down a bit and tweak the nozzle temps

NEW fw is looking sweet so far Recv: [PR] Repeatability test: 10 samples (S) Recv: [PR] Acceleration (A): 90.0 Recv: [PR] Debounce count (B): 1 Recv: [PR] Smooth decel (D0|D1): False Recv: [PR] Eccentricity test (E): Off Recv: [PR] Probe smoothing (P): 10 Recv: [PR] Probe priming (Q): 5 Recv: [PR ...

teoman wrote:Why drag it?

A cheapo servo could rotate it.

that would be called "over engineering"

Yes, that can work with straight lines, the problem is with curves. Just like on a vehicle the rear wheels never QUITE follow the front wheels on curves, they always "short track". The tighter the curve the more pronounced the effect. With long trailers you drive the trailer more than you drive the ...

if you are worried about drag offsets with software, im sure you can manually drag the lines past the intersection of issue and do a seperate lead in/out for each line segment.

doesnt seem like this guy is having any need or issues with.

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look what showed up earlier this month.

Replicape with manga screen

yellow is 12v, red is 5v, orange is 3.3v all in DC. if you only need 2 yellow/black i would cut them from 4 in your first picture, and leave the remaining wires safely insulated in the connector.

Also with the PI and a resource called wiringPi you can control the power of the 12vdc by connecting the green wire to a GPIO and sending it to ground. I have a relay looked to some GPIO and thats how i control my 24vdc bed supply so it turns on using event hooks (albeit with octoprint not astro but ...

I think 240 the limit for PEEK? that hotend will bend over if something happens to the cooling fan/runaway heater. why are you at 240 for abs??

so long as the print is still stuck to the bed, s3d handles this well. just measure the height of the print... or use its own features to figure out what layer to start at.. then adjust your "process" to adjust start height.

did you try setting the baud rates on both your printer and octoprint to 9600? it must match for it to work.

626Pilot wrote:Not yet. I've been working on mag arm stuff. I will push my changes to GitHub this month.

I did the carbon fiber arrows with traxxas rod arms, you can see it in my "man sized" thread. I haven't had any issues.

I was talking to dc42, author of the Duet fork with delta calibration, a few months back. He noted that my firmware uses the mean (average) of all deviations as the evaluation metric, whereas his uses RMS (root mean squared) as the eval metric. I decided to give Smoothie the ability to switch ...

back in the day when i was running RAMBo, i think i had to drop connection down to 9600 first, then work my way up. you want to ensure that all your main components are at least working together at first (who cares about speed at this point). Start back at square one, direct connect your printer to ...

if the price was right you could have purchased a new wider printer

geneb wrote:...or photocopy the document and "redact" the copy.

g.

good call... i hope this works

fyi dd-214 has your ssn, dob, mailing address, spouse info, and other shit that is none of peoples business on it......other proof like from the VA would be a better means of verifacation

did you see this tip of the day? it has some stuff to add custom tool change type lines.

https://forum.simplify3d.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1959

sliced in s3d?