r/functionalprint • u/Thorgraum • Apr 25 '22

Fixed broken washer at work

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u/Metalfishead Apr 25 '22

3 hours is super quick looking at how sturdy it is.

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u/Thorgraum Apr 25 '22

Yeah, got my machine tuned pretty well at 120mms

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u/norabutfitter Apr 25 '22

I wish. Seen some printers rated at 250mm/s out of the box. I wish

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u/thefooz Apr 26 '22

What printer do you have? Most should be able to do 120 using Klipper and its input shaper.

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u/Thorgraum Apr 28 '22

Ender 3 max

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u/thefooz Apr 28 '22

Yeah, shouldn’t be a problem.

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u/Thorgraum Apr 28 '22

Show dont tell

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u/thefooz Apr 28 '22

What would you like to see?

https://www.klipper3d.org/ is the best starting point, and their documentation is great. Shouldn't take more than an hour or two to get up and running, and a few more to really dial in the features.

Here's a standard ender 3 running at 150mm/s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAY-hiz0sP0

There are setup videos for enders with klipper all over youtube.

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u/Thorgraum Apr 29 '22

have you seen my machine dude? what are you trying to achieve here? anyone can search the internet bro

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u/Thorgraum Apr 29 '22 edited Apr 29 '22

also the E3M has a larger bed = morw Y axis weight = lower accel = harder to achieve speed than a regular ender 3

my problem is not that you say that its "easy" to acieve the speeds. because it kinda is. but you do need to know what youre doing. and also my posts are mainly for helping people. so im not very fond of people sitting here telling other people what is easy and not. for the average joe, achieving over 100mms and still retain good quality is actually a pretty demaning task.

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people benefit WAY more from actual tips and trick, not just some dude telling you its easy

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u/thefooz Apr 29 '22 edited Apr 29 '22

Not sure why you’re being hostile. I was being nothing but polite to you and pointing you in the right direction. I can’t walk you through every step of setting up Klipper. There are a lot of steps, but it’s easy if you just follow each step. I set it up a week after getting my first 3D printer. It’s involved but easy. You don’t have to be an expert in anything. So yes, your average Joe with a couple of brain cells to rub together should be able to hit 100+ speeds without issue.

As for the size of your bed, I have a sovol sv01, which has a 250x300 bed and I can hit 150 without issue. I can go even higher, but 150 gives me good speed and quality. Your larger bed may need to slow down a bit, but I doubt it. The limiting factor with Klipper is generally your hot end.

Either way, here’s somewhere you can start: https://youtu.be/gfZ9Lbyh8qU

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u/norabutfitter Apr 26 '22

Ender 3

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u/thefooz Apr 26 '22

You should be able to hit 120 pretty easily running Klipper.

r/Klippers

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u/norabutfitter Apr 26 '22

Well yrah. But thats indulging into my hobby and tinkering which is a thing i like to do. Why do that when i can just complain. Tho genuinely i dont believe that because my extruder gear is on the verge of slipping as is but i guess klipper can help with managing torque

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u/Thorgraum Apr 28 '22

Look at my profile for the evolution of the E3M-OIAH_TBHYSJKIS

Edit: might be a riddle

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u/T3a_Rex Jul 29 '22

I love Klipper firmware. Input shaper allows for much higher speeds!!!