Finally found something my Ender 3 can do that my Vorons can't. Print with poor quality filament that is too thick every few meters

Cheap PLA bought years ago, would jam in my Dragon or Rapido. Calipers show it as 1.9mm on occasion. Ender 3 Microswiss all metal hotend runs it like a champ. Glad I put Klipper on the Ender 3 instead of tossing it

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u/DrRonny — 5 days ago

Is there any standard wiring interface for keeping the power supply and electronics separate from the printer? Like DB-25? For prototypes, it's nice to keep electronics in a separate box and use an interface cable(s) between the two.

u/DrRonny — 17 days ago

Solved: Prints getting cancelled early by Klipper due to randomly dropping temperatures, thought it was a broken wire but only happened when hot. Solved by tightening the thermocouple nut on my Phaetus Dragon hotend. Four year old Voron 2.4

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u/DrRonny — 1 month ago
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I managed to set up YARG with two different XLR microphones using Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 and Yamaha Stagepas 200 for output using Reaper on Windows

It's easy to get one microphone on the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 to connect but both is an issue, since YARG thinks two mics are stereo and actually ignores Mic2. The trick is enabling loopback and then passing this through Reaper. Enabling loopback is just right-clicking the Focusrite icon and Expose/Hide Window channels, then make sure Loopback L+R Input is enabled. Here is a video (not mine): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UxFxmKoRxo&t=117s

Then open reaper and create a track select Input2 and arm for recording. Make sure it plays back in Loopback2 (although Input 2 also works). Now start YARG and you can select one of the two Scarlett options for each microphone

u/DrRonny — 2 months ago

New Delta 3, Extra Battery Connector, one metal pin is hanging out, I can move it with my fingers

I'd bring it back but I can't get another at the same price. Anyone else seen this? One side the plug the metal is properly seated, the other isn't seated and I can move it by hand. Can I smack it back into position? I have no immediate plans to use the expansion port but I'd like it to work.

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u/DrRonny — 4 months ago