Cheers happy holidays to all !
In this image the rear tension blocks I have printed were not alter nor used with support.
But did some reason my belt will not go through sadly ; will there be any techniques or better ways of getting over this issue that Iām having?
Please let me know if you have received this message thanks !
Also Iāve tried this & looked @ all 6 seperate prints is there any alternative? This is the only thing holding back my setup @ the moment & it really stinks
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They should work fine. Cutting the belt at 45 degrees should help.
Are they close? It is probably a problem with your printer. Did you print them in the correct orientation? Are you over extruding? Post a pic of your parts and maybe we can help you with your printer
Can you fit a strip of sand paper in there? You donāt want to weaken them. But just taking off some roughness might help.
Speed is very dependent on your printer. But printing slower fixes a lot of potential problems.
It would help if you posted a picture. But since it isnāt fitting, the issue is either something obvious, you might be over extruding, or your printer is not scaling right (or isnāt square).
Cut the belts to a very fine point you should be able to feed the tip through and then pull the rest.
If that does not work upload a picture of your printed parts so we can diagnose what might be wrong. The last blocks we saw were printer in the wrong orientation.
So I solved that issue my new little problem is where is the fan wired supposed to be located on the skr pro board ?
Where the green blocks are located is where. I installed it but they donāt work when idling.
Does the wires need to be placed somewhere else like the main power source on the board ?
The fans can be set based on temperatures, or as always on. The fans on my Duet on the Primo are based on the processor temperature as a proxy for driver temps. (They only tell me then theyāre actually overheating.) I considered putting a thermistor on one, but havenāt done it.
On the LR I have a thermistor in the case with the wires, an old one from a hotend. Itās wired to the board as the hotend temp, and the fan starts up at 28Ā° but Ive never actually heard it turn on. (Certainly not when it was -40Ā° outside! My basement stays pretty cool in the summer, I could just about see my breath down there a couple weeks ago.)
This reminded me of my mid 90ās PC build/modding days, when I had a beige box that fit in an optical bay, called āPC Doctorā. It was a 6ch fan controller, with 6 thermistors, and a 3-button LCD interface for programming/monitoring. I had thermistors on my CPU HSF, RAM pcb, northbridge hs, PSU fet hs, optical drive, and egt (exhaust air temp hehe). The best part is it used FETs for on/off control, no PWMā¦ which lead to my first PCB design that went to a board houseā¦ a $60 single channel fully analog PWM fan control (555 timer, fets, and thermistor, with 3 pots for gain, offset, and freq). Months later I started to see specialized fan control ICās showing up at digikey and the likes. The whole experience taught me a valuable lesson about exploring rabbit holes.
Goodday Iām having issues on starting up my lr3 Iām not completely sure how to access my uploaded files.
I have flashed the motherboard but I keep getting no further than whats on the screen
sadly ; will there be any techniques or better ways of getting over this issue that Iām having?
