Re: E3Dv6 on Solidoodle Press
Well i was thinking about getting the 16 point auto leveling and id like to know just fir future reference
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Well i was thinking about getting the 16 point auto leveling and id like to know just fir future reference
Have you tried zero point auto-leveling?
Well i was thinking about getting the 16 point auto leveling and id like to know just fir future reference
For inverting the stepper direction, you would look for these entries in the configuration.h tab:
Change the true/false modifier for the stepper motor you want to reverse...then upload the sketch back to the press.
As far as 16 point leveling...truly see no need for it, in fact I'm not a fan of using software/firmware to compensate for a mechanical issue that can be addressed by a manual fix as pointed out by Wardjr above. However, it looks like these entries in configuration.h are used to define the probing grid:
Not having done this, I can't really advise you further with any expertise...
EDIT: Apparently, there is another way to do this on the Press:
http://support.solidoodle.com/hc/en-us/ … -SoliTouch
Yep, that's the one IronMan. If you set "AUTO_BED_LEVELING_GRID_POINTS" to 4, that will give you a 4x4, or 16 point grid. I wouldn't recommend changing the Probe Points either, as going any closer to the edge of the bed will likely cause it to hit the endstops.
it seems as though after I flash the board it is reading the temperatures wrong, I did a print at 280, which is when it just started melting my ABS. But when I look at the firmware version it is from 2015... What should I do?
EDIT: prints really well at 265C but Im curious if the resistor number is different than the firmware?
Alright I got everything fixed but I was wondering MacGyverX would it be possible to upload a modified version on the extruder motor mount for the bowden where the bowden tubing mounts on the mount itself and not on the bearing lever, just to make it more flexible filament friendly?
Something like this but with the little push fitting on it aswell
Hi,
I'm really interesting in installing a e3d thanks to this threads, but even before talking about the difficulties, can you tell me what is the ''flashing'' part for? I have a stock press except for the heater cartridge that i bought from filastruder in the e3d spare part 25W and it work well
Hi,
I'm really interesting in installing a e3d thanks to this threads, but even before talking about the difficulties, can you tell me what is the ''flashing'' part for? I have a stock press except for the heater cartridge that i bought from filastruder in the e3d spare part 25W and it work well
Updating the firmware is required for two reasons:
1) The thermistor is a different type.
2) The E3D can get hotter without damage like a PEEK for example
If you installed the heater you bought from Filastruder, you can keep it on and reuse it for the new hotend.
Sure the thermister!I didn't thank of it, of course i'll need a new one compatible with the e3d.
Well, i am in progress to think about the update, what keeping me is the flashing part as i never have done it before.
EDIT: Is this setup compatible with the e3dlite?
The Lite6 would still require you to flash firmware, if that is what you are asking.
All E3Ds use the same thermistor.
Oh sure i understand that, my question was if the part MacGyver made could handle the e3dLite
The Lite6 and v6 are an identical fit for his mounts
Cool! I think, if i decide to change of hot end, i'll begin with the e3d lite, as the upgrade kit isn't that expensive if i want to upgrade .
So, let's do a little recap before i buy all the parts needed, please correct me if i am wrong (from what i saw here and form the github):
For the Bowden version
Material:
- Heater Cartridge.
- E3dv6 or e3dv6lite
- x2 M4 Screws @ 30mm
- 2x M4 Nuts
- 4x M3 Screws @ 30mm
- x1 608ZZ bearing
- x1 Spring (anything about 11mm in diameter)
- x2 Push-to-Connect Fitting (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PN5G2NQ/)
- Something to flash my firmware
That's all?
Anyway i don't find a step by step installation in the github or is it me?
only get one of the push to connect fittings, they come in a pack of 4. make sure you also get the printed parts somehow (I bought mine). also the e3d should come with the heater cartridge
https://github.com/ymilord/Solidoodle-Press-E3D-v6 this page has the instructions for flashing with that avr programmer
other than that it is fairly simple to understand how it goes together, and if you get stuck you can always ask here.
(Sorry for late reply)
ok thank you very much! I gé those part printed tonight and i'll order this! I hope i'll succeed without bothering you lol.
Anyway i read that you have to use a raspberry pi to flash or just a random computer?
The push to connect fitting dosn't ship oversea ( europe, france, paris ). Does anyone bought it somewhere else?
The push to connect fitting dosn't ship oversea ( europe, france, paris ). Does anyone bought it somewhere else?
i did flash the firmware very easy and dont need extra hardware just use bootloaderhid and do it from cmd and just jumper the mb .
its up on solidoodle page
The push to connect fitting dosn't ship oversea ( europe, france, paris ). Does anyone bought it somewhere else?
Yay I finally got around to flashing my firmware. it really wasn't bad, I used a Pololu avr programmer and avrdude. Thanks MacGyverX for all your work:)
Selkess: Ok thanks you, it just to be sure !
Elmoret: Always here to save us lol thank you!
Jadonm as it work for you i'll follow your way!
does this mod prints flexible filaments ? TPU and TPE ? like recreus , ninjaflex semiflex filaflex
Flexibles work great on the v6. But keep in mind that materials like TPU get very tricky with a Bowden setup. If flexible materials are in your future, stick with a direct feed.
TPE and TPU need a sort of guide to reliably feed into the hotend. The v6 is perfect for this as it already has a PTFE inster. Trim the external end of the tubing to a wedge, and it will sit right up against your gear.
I heard that the SemiFlex filament from Ninjaflex feeds better through a Bowden setup, but I have not tried it:
http://www.ninjaflex3d.com/products/nin … filaments/
Hi!
So i've printed all of my part and bought what needed to be, i just wait for my e3d to arrive, but before that i want to understant perfectly how to flash so i'll not lose too much time. The fact is i'm french and even i have some problems undersanding the technical stuff as i'm pretty new to it, but mostly because this is not my native language so i have like to double translate it . Anyway i'm read all the documentation and this forum and even if i'm not that dumb to follow a tutorial i would like someone to help me clarifie some steps.
Firstable, if i understood well, no one suceeded without the USBtinyISP, didn't you?
If no, here what i understood for the USBtiny way.
-All the part of compile the software has already been done by sir MacGyver , so this part can be skipped and the right firmware is: SolidoodlePress_Latest_FW_E3D_Ready.cpp.hex . Thanks to him again.
-Install both WinAVR and the driver for the ISP programmer.
-Configure in the device manager the driver so it can recognize the USB tiny ( at least something i already know how to do! )
-I think this is at this point were it come unclear
- Here is a quick diagram of what i figured and what i don't for the connections
Finally for the upload part:
-It say to run the bootloader - which bootloader are we talking about here????? -
-What do i do about Win AVR i didn't find the instrcution to use it, i suppose this is with this program we will upload the firmware but well, if you could enlighten me it will be great
Thanks, and sorry for my newbyness, just don't wanna rush it and make mistakes
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