Quotechris81 Hi all, I now followed this thread till here and got some valuable information along the way. I also built a Sintron Kossel here, but went for the Duet 0.8.5 board from the start (Sintron did not accept my request to ship the kit without their IMHO crappy electronics). What can I say until now: Duet is not cheap but probably worth the money, as the RAMPS hardware issues I read aboutby DRTak - Delta Machines
Oddly I have tried all 3 wires hooked up. It works great until the endstop is activated then the whole system reboots? So the RED LED light on the duet lights up correctly. But the second you touch the Y endstop it blinks and reboots itself. I assume it shorts itself out? Tried M574 command and seemed to fix the issue. However Added this line M574 Y2 S0. This inverted the Y tower endstop toby DRTak - Delta Machines
Quotedc42 QuoteDRTak QuoteSir_Death @DRTak: Sounds to me you have some kind of contact-problem, self-healing when the machine is warm. Check all the soldering Points for this endstop, check all the connectors, eventually endstop-switch is damaged - do you have a spare one to check? - or exchange with another towers endstop - by doing this part by part and watching, if the error goes with the parby DRTak - Delta Machines
Very true. What I do when the machine is off, I manually pull the effector to zero. Then turn the machine on. then let it home. So it can go the whole distance of towers. But Im still lost as to why it would do that.by DRTak - Delta Machines
QuoteSir_Death @DRTak: Sounds to me you have some kind of contact-problem, self-healing when the machine is warm. Check all the soldering Points for this endstop, check all the connectors, eventually endstop-switch is damaged - do you have a spare one to check? - or exchange with another towers endstop - by doing this part by part and watching, if the error goes with the part or stays at the towby DRTak - Delta Machines
Quotehacker QuoteDRTak Quotehacker QuoteDRTak Have to ask this question again. When I home after I first power up my machine, the Y tower carriage crashes into the endstop. It keeps ramming itself into the y endstop and wont stop. I have to hit emergency stop . Then wait. Hit HOME again. It rams itself back into the carriage. Maybe after 5min of waiting, ALL carriages hit their appropriate endsby DRTak - Delta Machines
Quotehacker QuoteDRTak Have to ask this question again. When I home after I first power up my machine, the Y tower carriage crashes into the endstop. It keeps ramming itself into the y endstop and wont stop. I have to hit emergency stop . Then wait. Hit HOME again. It rams itself back into the carriage. Maybe after 5min of waiting, ALL carriages hit their appropriate endstops. Then it HOMES norby DRTak - Delta Machines
Have to ask this question again. When I home after I first power up my machine, the Y tower carriage crashes into the endstop. It keeps ramming itself into the y endstop and wont stop. I have to hit emergency stop . Then wait. Hit HOME again. It rams itself back into the carriage. Maybe after 5min of waiting, ALL carriages hit their appropriate endstops. Then it HOMES normally. Any ideas why mby DRTak - Delta Machines
QuoteGrAndAG I've never blowing to my RAMP and it's still ok. Yes, I know, it's not capable to provide enough current for heated bed, I checked it - on full ratio (255) the polyfuse gets hot and just slowly stops working after a while. With 100/255 PWM it works without any issue, but temperature can reach 65C only. So, I wired the bed through Solid State Relay and my RAMPS is absolutely cold, heaby DRTak - Delta Machines
Quotenebbian Quoteo_lampe Quotelloydy Is the ArduinoMega not fast enough? It is definitely the first bottleneck you will encounter, when you have your printer tuned and try to print faster. Circles are the worst. Any 32bit controller will do, but IMHO Duet boards with DC42s firmware are best for deltas. -Olaf Don't drink the kool-aid. Marlin/Ramps works fine and makes lovely circles. There aby DRTak - Delta Machines
Quotelucawow QuoteOriginal sintron piece definitely suffers that. Just look closely at where adjacent rod ends may be touching each other as you move, it should be pretty obvious if it's the case.. There are plenty of solutions, new effector, carriages, new rod ends, new rods, etc… I opted in for changing whole rods (I wanted to change rod ends, but couldn't take the old ones off the rods). Oh mby DRTak - Delta Machines
About the fan shroud. I have an issue. A lot of them do not have an IR sensor attachment. So I am looking for a universal Kossel fan shroud. So right now I am using the heatsink fan shroud by dc42 with an IR sensor attachement. I might try this object fan to rig it in a different location so that I can print with a fan.by DRTak - Delta Machines
Z is the height. So you are at 40mm high. You set your system to be zero zero. So the x is correct it is in the center. If you want to move like you want it to move Your command is G1 X40 Y0 Z40by DRTak - Delta Machines
Quotelloydy Quoteo_lampe The printer you linked, looks definitely better. But I'd go for the linear guide w/ heated bed version they linked in their auction. Be prepared to upgrade to 32bit controller. -Olaf Think I might go with the one that's most common on ebay Australia and the one I think most of you have. Here Unless anyone has any major reasons against it.. I'm a software engineer hereby DRTak - Delta Machines
I think I might know what you are talking about. To this day, My Y tower shakes like crazy. When I home, the y carriage goes to the endstop. Then shakes like an earthquake. Once it does that, the next time it stops. But if I shut the machine off, it does it again. The 2nd time of homing it will stop. I have not found out what does that yet. It always happens with a cold machine. The machine hasby DRTak - Delta Machines
If you just want an extra fan, I initially hooked up an on/off switch to a fan that was hooked directly to the power out of the Sintron power supply V+ and V- lead. If I wanted to cool the power supply I would turn it on. But now I have it hooked directly to be always cooling the power supply itself. I will eventually have to make a Y splitter and another lead to feed into my future object coolinby DRTak - Delta Machines
Quotegkr Hello HaGeEm, GrAndAG, Tha_Reaper, and hacker: Your expert opinions were invaluable. Much appreciated again!! 1. Printed a object-fan-shroud (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:451667). 2. Removed the Sintron supplied 40mm fan from the old hacked up heat-sink fan-mount (sitting idle), and attached it to the newly printed object fan-shroud. It fit perfectly and onto the J-Head mount. Seby DRTak - Delta Machines
I would use DC42 calibration wizard. Thats what I use. It automatically makes the code for you. Then you just cut and paste the info into config.gby DRTak - Delta Machines
Thanks for the help DC42. I noticed that my 2nd thermistor on the duex was giving abberant readings. So I bought a IR thermometer and it was way off. I decided to again look at the pinouts for the duex thermistor. And swapped the ground to another port. This fixed the issue. Unlike the picture on the reprap wiki that shows the terminals for the thermistor for extruder 4 side by side. I have noby DRTak - Controllers
QuoteGrAndAG QuoteHaGeEm Just a quick question to those of you using the Duet board: Did you change the 'DRIVE_STEPS_PER_UNIT' setting in 'Platform.h' according to the setting in the Marlin Firmware? Is there something else that needs to be adjusted in 'Platform.h' or 'Configuration.h'? I do not have Duet board. But I see the line in config.g which does that: M92 X80 Y80 Z80 ; Set axis steps/mmby DRTak - Delta Machines
Quotegkr Hello DRTak, Forgot to mention one more thing in my previous post. As was mentioned in one of the earlier pages on this thread, try using Slic3r 1.1.7 (if you are not already using it). Initially after my printer build, I happened to download the latest 1.2.9 version, and I had all sorts of issues, with my prints. That lead me on the wrong track, trying to find issues with the printerby DRTak - Delta Machines
Quotegkr Hello DRTak, >>Thanks DC42. Ill get working on posting some picks of my prints. From my understanding and experience, especially for bridging, the plastic needs to cool fast. If not, it might droop and sag. So, having an object fan will definitely help. That being said, like DC42 has indicated - slicr3r settings, hot-end temperature, filament quality, all have a role to play. Iby DRTak - Delta Machines
Quotehacker QuoteDRTak Sintron kit has no object fan, DRTak, have you installed one? Do you print PLA? Yeah I do not have an object fan. Will that really improve bridging? For upgrades now, I can give a thumbs up to the duet0.6 + duex + paneldue setup. First my kids love the touch screen since everything in this world is touch screen. That makes the most impact to them about the printer. 2nd, thby DRTak - Delta Machines
QuoteNoitome Even though many of you said "don't buy" I still "did buy" the mentioned sintron kit today (for 235 GBP). As long as it prints and it's a Delta (love the way they work and look) I'm happy. Also I love to tinker about stuff and actually having something worth tinkering about makes it all the better, and the fact that's it's upgradeable is just awesome! Can't wait for it to arrive! ).by DRTak - Delta Machines
Found the instructions. But cant find the repository link: Quote DRTak I searched the web and cannot find any information on how to create Macros for the duet web interface? DC42 REPLY I guess I need to add that to the wiki pages. This is how you do it: 1. Create a directory on the SD card called /macros. 2. Populate it with files who name is the text you want to appear on the web interface aby DRTak - Delta Machines
Quotehacker QuoteDRTak I had the same issue with the browser. I did what DC42 said and used the newest browser update. Its 1.07. That fixed it for me. Also, I suggest do not use Gcode macros. Basically I learned this is put into the browser cache and somehow crashes the system. You get to it by going into settings in the Duet browser --> List Items --> Default Gcode --> Add new gcode. Iby DRTak - Delta Machines
Quotehacker QuoteDRTak Sintron kit has no object fan, DRTak, have you installed one? Do you print PLA? Yeah I do not have an object fan. Will that really improve bridging? For upgrades now, I can give a thumbs up to the duet0.6 + duex + paneldue setup. First my kids love the touch screen since everything in this world is touch screen. That makes the most impact to them about the printer. 2nd, thby DRTak - Delta Machines
Quotehacker QuoteNoitome Even though many of you said "don't buy" I still "did buy" the mentioned sintron kit today (for 235 GBP). As long as it prints and it's a Delta (love the way they work and look) I'm happy. Also I love to tinker about stuff and actually having something worth tinkering about makes it all the better, and the fact that's it's upgradeable is just awesome! Can't wait for it toby DRTak - Delta Machines
So I fixed my Power supply issue. For those of you who bought the Sintron system. The power supply V+ soldering is weak. After months of use the solder broke down and left me with a poor circuit connection. I figured this out when I took apart the power supply. I resoldered it with more solder. System powers up fine. Prints are amazing. Except one thing. I cannot bridge very well. I had this issby DRTak - Delta Machines
Quoteohfurryone Hello, can anyone link me to or upload a copy of Sintrons carriage .stl files? All of mine have cracked and are hanging on by threads Going back to this topic. My carriages finally arrived. They are ABS moulded. So again, one step down from CNC aluminum but defenitely an upgrade from printed parts.They are well made. I got them on ebay. These are the only molded complete carriagby DRTak - Delta Machines