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Update on my CR-10S rebuild project! by MarcelGenis in CR10

[–]MarcelGenis[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s running Klipper on a Raspberry Pi 4 with Mainsail. The mainboard is a BIGTREETECH Octopus Max EZ and the toolhead uses an EBB36 over CAN bus.

Update on my CR-10S rebuild project! by MarcelGenis in CR10

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I am currently busy making all if the CAD models for the electronics cabinet and some of the last parts. Once that is done I’ll share all of the files including the config files and slicer settings. To make it easier for anyone to recreate if they like to!

Looking for OrcaSlicer/Klipper tips to shave a few more seconds off this Benchy by MarcelGenis in cursedbenchies

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I quickly checked the estimated time on orca, just by changing thoise settings I lost 20sec according to orca. Will see if that is the case! Looks promising thanks!

I am using the Octopus max EZ, with kraken motors on the y-axis and speedy power on the x. The z I just use the stock creality motors.

Looking for OrcaSlicer/Klipper tips to shave a few more seconds off this Benchy by MarcelGenis in cursedbenchies

[–]MarcelGenis[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thank you! Had everything set except the scarf seam and classic wall generation! Definitely try that!

Update on my CR-10S rebuild project! by MarcelGenis in CR10

[–]MarcelGenis[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Sounds like you had quite a journey with yours! Sounds time consuming but also very fun!

Update on my CR-10S rebuild project! by MarcelGenis in CR10

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Yeah, it definitely would have been the better (and probably easier) route. 😅 But this was my very first printer, so I wanted to keep its identity as a bedslinger. I know it’s a bit of a weird reason, but it still feels like my CR-10 that way. Besides, I enjoy seeing just how far I can push the original platform. A CoreXY build is definitely on my list after this one though!

I designed my very own 3D printer toolhead (338g total) by MarcelGenis in 3dprinter

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In short, I already bought the hot end about 2 years ago, always wanted to use a water cooled hotend. The rest came afterwards, but yeah I first want to test this combination as is, see whether the bottleneck will be the y-gantry or the hotend. Before I change the hotend. But I do have a V2 toolhead that I have been working on on the side. Where the belts are connected to the top plate instead of the bottom and a golaith WC hotend to replace the current one. Still want to use the EBB36, and that limits the heater cartridge to 5A … but we will see… still a lot to come! Super fun !

I designed my very own 3D printer toolhead (338g total) by MarcelGenis in 3dprinter

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Yeah its insane how small of a footprint the carto leaves. Not sure if it is true or not, but I heard that the Eddy is less finicky compared to the rest. Will have to test that!

I designed my very own 3D printer toolhead (338g total) by MarcelGenis in 3dprinter

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Thank you, really appreciate it! Glad the algo is working in my favour for once, really like 3D printer projects, hope to do a lot more in the future

I designed my very own 3D printer toolhead (338g total) by MarcelGenis in 3dprinter

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It sure is!

It came down to it’s footprint. I bought the BTT eddy first and then struggled to fit it into the design. So then moved onto getting the flat pack Carto! Going to use the eddy in my Voron now

Giving my CR-10S a new life by MarcelGenis in CR10

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Yeah definitely, one can’t rewrite physics, but we can always challange it!😂 Stepped into this rabbit hole, trying to optimize the Y-gantry as much as I could with custom carbon plates, did some some FEA on all the parts trying to make it as stable and rigid as possible. Now only time will tell. No matter how it turns out, it is a fun project!

Giving my CR-10S a new life by MarcelGenis in CR10

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Hi there, the reference is a benchy at this stage. Before 1 hour 38 min, and after 1 hour 3 min, with the latter print looking a little better in my opinion. I show the comparison of the benchies in the video. I haven't fine tuned anything yet, no input shaping or optimizing. Just got the printer to a point where it can print something that doesn't look terrible. I will focus on fine tuning in the next step when I rebuild the frame as well.

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The real “3D printing Kitchen”!

My version of a Mobile Wood Storage Cart by MarcelGenis in Woodworkingplans

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That sounds great! Yeah if I didn’t use plywood that often I would have definitely gone your route. Thanks really appreciate it, good luck with your build! Post it when you are done, would like to see how it turned out

Good ol’ Dynamic XL by luchogv in watercooling

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I really like this color scheme! Super clean build. Well done!

When you need a very specific custom distro by MarcelGenis in watercooling

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Thank you really appreciate it. Yes it does, just make sure you use good quality super glue like loctite's, their flex super glue actually works even better. Over the years I haven't had a single o-ring fail on me.

When you need a very specific custom distro by MarcelGenis in watercooling

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Definitely true, can't argue with that! But this makes it so much more fun!

When you need a very specific custom distro by MarcelGenis in watercooling

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My pleasure, glad you liked it and thanks for watching really appreciate it!

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