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Duet is the Arduino Due Compatible RepRap Electronics
Re: Pico Hybrid - 7 years ago
40w already gets hot enough to melt an aluminum heater block (450C+), what is the point of a 60w heater?by greenman100 - General
Re: J-Head Mk 8 -- Small batch for sale - 7 years ago
QuotereifsnyderbHere is a web page from a highly experienced 3d printer owner that compared e3d to J-Heads. The J-Head prints are on the right. Worth noting that comparison is against an E3Dv5, not an E3Dv6.by greenman100 - General
Re: Best Power supply for Duet Wifi - 7 years ago
The Duet Wifi cannot handle 50 amps, it can't realistically handle more than 25 amps at *most*. Heated bed channel is rated at 15A, each hotend at around 4A, stepper motors drivers total about 2A. (remember that a stepper motor driver in our applications that is set to 2 amps draws considerably less than 2 amps). A 24v system would be better if attempting to maximize heated bed wattage.by greenman100 - Duet
Re: Nema 17 Stepper Motor Noise - 7 years ago
Quotecagtag Additionally, which boards include 256x microstepping stepper drives? I buy it directly. Duet Wifi.by greenman100 - Stepper Motors, Servo Motors, DC Motors
Re: PanelDue jittery graphics - 7 years ago
It has nothing to do with the cable, that's just serial data and doesn't drive the display. What happens when you touch the flat ribbon cable connector on the backside of the display?by greenman100 - Duet
Re: DueX4 and thermistor - 7 years ago
Some Duex4s had noisy analog inputs, perhaps yours is one of them? If you got it from Filastruder recently, it might be one of them. Details in the first paragraph here:by greenman100 - Duet
Re: E3D takes unfair advantage over competition - 7 years ago
You of course don't have to post evidence, but your claim is meaningless without it.by greenman100 - General
Re: E3D takes unfair advantage over competition - 7 years ago
QuoteDragonFireShould E3D wish to use my research services, they are of course welcome to enquire what my fees are. Else they can do their own work on the matter. Why would E3D need your "research services"? Surely if they have licensed others to make their products (a claim that so far has no evidence), they would be aware they have done so?by greenman100 - General
Re: E3D takes unfair advantage over competition - 7 years ago
QuoteDragonFire In that Sanjay and E3D have not specifically stated that they will cease unlawfully hounding suppliers of 3rd party accessories to the product, providing that such sales are specifically aimed at particular models of their products. The problem isn't selling third party accessories (as Sanjay said, some of E3D's own authorized distributors do exactly that!). The problem is when tby greenman100 - General
Re: Future of Duet 0.8.5? - 8 years ago
QuotePDBealTrying to decide if I need to buy a Duet 0.8.5 before they disappear either as a spare or for a future printer. I despise wireless for this type of application and will never order a Duet Wifi board. It sounds like it won't sway your opinion, but I have a Duet Wifi in an environment with ~15 other SSIDs and ~20 devices on my SSID. The Duet Wifi has been rock solid for me.by greenman100 - Duet
Re: E3D V6 Nozzles are completely different from technical drawing - 8 years ago
2-step nozzles actually have more resistance, not less. Nozzle drawings have been updated.by greenman100 - General
Re: Duet development news - 8 years ago
~15Ncm is sufficient for 1.75mm filament on a Titan. Echoing others: Great work here guys!by greenman100 - Duet
Re: E3D V6 clone quality ? - 8 years ago
E3D releases their hotends with a -NC license so no, they're not allowing the clones. The biggest problem though is clone shops using the E3D name for their inferior goods, it hurts E3D's reputation for having quality products.by greenman100 - General
Re: moisture in filament or..? - 8 years ago
QuoteJamesK Um, leaving to one side the pop noise you were asking about, what is going on with your print? There are periods which look like normal print movements, and then periods where, for lack of better words, the print head goes bat shit crazy. What's that about? That's a time-lapse.by greenman100 - General
Re: Availability of 32 bit controllers - 8 years ago
I can only speak to Duet, the limitation is supply-side - the UK manufacturer that T3P3 is working with can only crank them out so quickly.by greenman100 - General
Re: Saving the RepRap Project - 8 years ago
Quotereifsnyderb This makes me wonder if the recent USPS increase in international shipping prices is to subsidize what USPS is paying to ship china crap for free... Yes. This is annoying. It costs me a minimum of 2.54 USD to send something other than a letter in the US. You can buy connectors out of China for 80 cents free shipping. They need to correct this imbalance. I am for free trade, bby greenman100 - General
Re: Providing Power to Duet for Hot End and Heated Bed - 8 years ago
In general you cannot put power supplies in parallel, as there is no guarantee the load will be shared evenly.by greenman100 - Duet
Re: DIY Filament aka Filament Extruder - 8 years ago
Tim here, from Filastruder. The translation is a little rough but from what I can tell you want to know: - details about the motor - where to get a 12v heater band Well, motor voltage, current, speed, and torque are available on the gear motor page: and if you want to buy a 12v band heater, just get in touch via the contact form: I don't list them on the site because I like to talk toby greenman100 - Allgemeines
Re: PT100 amplifier board - 8 years ago
I run Filastruder, an E3D distributor. I might be able to help, shoot me a message using the Filastruder site's contact form.by greenman100 - General
Re: [UK+Europe] ABS Pellets and Masterbatch for filament extrusion - 8 years ago
Bump for a great supplier!by greenman100 - For Sale
Re: [USA] E3Dv6 hotends - coupon code inside - 9 years ago
Bump, price drop to $75, coupon code still good!by greenman100 - For Sale
Re: pellet extruder?? - 9 years ago
Quotethetazzbot Quotesenior_eduardo I don't see a 3/8" auger bit on a .4mm nozzle achieving retraction on par with a standard filament extruder. All the development in the world won't change that. I tend to believe that something this simple hasn't been done yet because it's impossible. 2008 - printing 3d objects from plastic line is impossible! Actually printing objects from plastic filament wby greenman100 - General
Re: [USA] E3Dv6 hotends - coupon code inside - 9 years ago
New coupon code now through Sunday - "cheapv6" gives 10% off.by greenman100 - For Sale
Re: How to determine which thermistor I have? - 9 years ago
That's not going to be accurate either, very little surface area on the probe.by greenman100 - General
Re: How to determine which thermistor I have? - 9 years ago
What'd you measure "by hand" with? An IR gun? Those are useless on small shiny things.by greenman100 - General
Re: E3D All Metal vs 3D CAM Metal J-Head - 9 years ago
Machining quality, for starters. Count on worse print quality and a lot more problems jamming with the 3D Cam knockoff. Support will be poor to nonexistent. Keep in mind also that they stole the design from E3D, right down to the color of the fan shrouds. Think about whether you want to support a company like that.by greenman100 - Plastic Extruder Working Group