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Creality CR6-SE steppers are loud - 4 years ago

I have a problem with my Duet2 wifi board on my Creality CR6-SE. I have a duet2 wifi on my hypercube and it works fine and is nice and quiet. Because I like the board so much, I also wanted it on my CR6-SE. Now I have it connected but the steppers make a lot of noise, more than the hypercube. They also make a hissing sound at idle. I don't hear this with the hypercube either. When I send gcode M8

by bulldogbob - Duet

Re: M851 issue - 6 years ago

Hey this could be my problem too , i have setup the Z offset by pronterface like on youtube . I did M851 Z0 first then M500 , M501 and M503 . M211 S0 and set the offset , did M211 S1 , G1 F60 Z0 and it was spot on . But after bedlevel the nozzle went to low . I wil try your advice.

by bulldogbob - Printing

Nozzle to low after auto bed level grrrrrr - 6 years ago

Hello all , Ik have some troubles with my nozzle hight . I adjusted the z off set with M851 and stored it with M500 and active with M501when i check with M503 it's correct . When i look in the eeprom settings i see it too . By checking G1 F60 Z0 it is spot on . When i start to print after the bed level it goes to far down , i go crazy . It doesn't matter if i work with Cura 4.4 or S3D it is all

by bulldogbob - Printing

Nozzle to low after auto bed level grrrrrr - 6 years ago

Hello all , Ik have some troubles with my nozzle hight . I adjusted the z off set with M851 and stored it with M500 and active with M501when i check with M503 it's correct . When i look in the eeprom settings i see it too . By checking G1 F60 Z0 it is spot on . When i start to print after the bed level it goes to far down , i go crazy . It doesn't matter if i work with Cura 4.4 or S3D it is all

by bulldogbob - CoreXY Machines

Re: Stepper motors Z axis move very very slow - 9 years ago

Quoteo_lampe Quote#define DEFAULT_MAX_FEEDRATE {300, 300, 3.5, 25 } ...didn't know it was possible to use decimals for max. speed? I had to use 2 mm/s for my i3 z-axis, because 3mm wasn't reliably working. Yes decimals work , i had no problem with that . I think my ramps is the problem. When i set max feedrate like x axis it does not make a diverence but when i connect it to x axis they work fi

by bulldogbob - RAMPS Electronics

Re: Stepper motors Z axis move very very slow - 9 years ago

Thanks for the advice Obewan , i wil try that tomorrow.

by bulldogbob - RAMPS Electronics

Stepper motors Z axis move very very slow - 9 years ago

Hello all , I have a slight problem with my stepper motors of the z axis , they turn very very very slow when the axis goes down or up ( it takes 8 sec to move 10mm ) . There's no banding in the rod's , when i connect the motors on the x and y connections they work just fine . I just upgraded to these lead screws and all worked fine before , i have replaced the stepper driver but that did not he

by bulldogbob - RAMPS Electronics

Re: Wrong homing on RAMPS1.4 - 9 years ago

Check the fixed points of your belt on your extrudermount , i printed a new extruder mount . After install of the mount the axis moved the wrong way , it wend the wright way with the old mount. When i checked the mount i saw that the fixed points of the belt on the mount where at the top side of the mount , on the old mount it whas at the bottom end. You can correct this in the firmware as obewan

by bulldogbob - Reprappers