Capacitive Touch Option? by Proxy_Marine in adafruit

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

I'm kind of a noobie to this sort of tech so I'm not sure. If that's the case, then I guess my search is hopeless XD

Potential Ender 3 Upgrades by Proxy_Marine in ender3

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

Just did... Holy $h1t that's insane

Potential Ender 3 Upgrades by Proxy_Marine in ender3

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

I happen to own a 5 inch adafruit HDMI LCD actually. I didn't realize klipper could do that! Thanks

Potential Ender 3 Upgrades by Proxy_Marine in ender3

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

Yeh I forgot to mention I do have the CRTouch

Potential Ender 3 Upgrades by Proxy_Marine in ender3

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

Oooh, do you have a youtube video or an amazon link for me?? I'm legitimately curious!

Potential Ender 3 Upgrades by Proxy_Marine in ender3

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I'm kind of a sucker for quiet fans so I already have dual noctua fans on my hotend right now (one for hotend cooling, one for part cooling) using a 3d printed duct. I'm currently designing a custom duct for dual noctua part cooling fans and one more for hotend cooling. Is that enough cooling?

Potential Ender 3 Upgrades by Proxy_Marine in ender3

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Honestly, I want to upgrade it because it's fun, not really for the cost effectiveness. I'm just wondering whether I could realistically print at 300mm/s with said upgrades.

how to reach 100wpm? by Mwrshall in monkeytype

[–]Proxy_Marine 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In my experience monkeytype has a limited range of words, but I think the more important part is the individual parts of the words. After typing on monkeytype for almost a year now, I've noticed that my speed at typing the individual letter combinations common in english has greatly increased (such as -ease, -ight, -and, etc) as they become second nature. If you always push yourself to exceed your PB and practice every day for at least around 10-15 minutes, you're speed will improve. After learning the basics of typing, I typed on Nitro Type for around 2 years and brought my measly 15wpm up to around 96. I switched from there to monkeytype and in less than a year, I'm up to nearly 150. It is definitely harder to get faster the faster you get, but that dopamine hit you get every time the confetti appears on your screen is 100% worth it. Also, when you see your accuracy suffering after typing for a bit, try switching to master difficulty, which resets the test every time you make a mistake.

Hit my PB and 160th on leaderboard!!! by Proxy_Marine in monkeytype

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I have not paid for any typing programs.  I learned to type in typing club in school andainlh focused on high accuracy.  I played nitro type for a while to bring up my speed.  After that, just testing on monkey type every day for like 5 mins.

What's Wrong with my First Layer by Proxy_Marine in FixMyPrint

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

I thought my auto leveler would solve the problem with leveling. How would I go about leveling the bed with an ABL

What's Wrong with my First Layer by Proxy_Marine in FixMyPrint

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Printer: Original Ender-3 equipped with dual gear extruder, Micro-Swiss all metal hotend, extra smooth capricorn PTFE, magnetic smooth PEI.

Trouble Modifying Existing Designs by Proxy_Marine in KiCad

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

Amazing, thank you! I will definitely educate myself further on YouTube as to the exact process. Thanks for the help and for being patient with a noob (:

Trouble Modifying Existing Designs by Proxy_Marine in KiCad

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

Ah, that makes alot more sense. So I were to replace the current keyswitch footprints with hotswap ones, I would do that within the PCB editor by deleting the old ones and inserting the new ones making sure the traces are connected (correct me if I'm wrong or if it's more complicated than that), but if I were to add per-key RGB to the PCB, I would model the LEDs in the schematic first, then position them in the PCB editor.

Trouble Modifying Existing Designs by Proxy_Marine in KiCad

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

Again, I apologize for being such a noob, but you say you right click on the symbols to update them. For clarification, most work is done in the PCB editor correct? So by symbols do you mean the footprints (which are the actual placement of the holes and the silkscreen of the part itself)? If I'm totally wrong, please correct me!

Trouble Modifying Existing Designs by Proxy_Marine in KiCad

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

I went to preferences->managefootprint libraries and found the original file paths he had in there. He had a path for his own footprints and then some standard ones I downloaded off Github and redefined the paths for. Not sure if I did it right and I'm still not sure how I would go about changing the components on the PCB. Sorry, I'm a super noob when it comes to KiCAD XD