It's not meant to be fast or silent though you are trading those in for a much more precise control and quality in the print. Now there's still other considerations for speed and this machine will never be quiet. Also the 32bit board has much more RAM for running Marlin effectively. This means a much higher top speed without bogging the CPU down and causing issues. Now on a board with a faster CPU like a SKR 1.4 Turbo at 120MHZ can run the steppers up to 100MHZ pretty easily. This limits the step generation to about 10MHZ before the CPU gets bogged down and begins to miss steps, this is with a single stepper too, divide that across 4 and you can quickly run into issues. The CPU is what generates the pulses required to run the motor.Īs an example a RAMPS with Arduino MEGA 2560 runs at 16 MHZ. The speed a stepper can run at on a controller is proportional to the CPU speed. I forked Marlin FW on Github, the latest firmware built and setup for the 3DLS is available on my Github page Why the SKR 1.4 Turbo? With the conversion you use the A8 Y carriage so do not print the Ender3 bed carriage.
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M5 2020 Series T Nut also get the 100 pack, These simplify the assembly so much! You can easily slide fasteners in.M5x10mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw just buy the 100 pack.I got my extrusions on Ebay from PD-Tech Order 315mm and put in the notes to cut it to 313mm for AM8.Items that are direct links are the parts the machine is designed to fit. These have been used as is or modified and assembled here into a standalone Cartesian 3D Printer with No Belts! Full BOM 2020 to 8mm Frame Adapter for Accessories!.Lion Link Narrow Y axis chain for AM8 mod!.2020 Series Frame Raspberry Pi Camera Mount.2020 Series Frame Raspberry Pi 2 & 3 Case Mount with 60mm Fan - Octoprint Ready!.SKR 1.3 Multi-Mount! Fits 92 or 80mm Fan.8mm Frame or 2020 Bowden Inlet with Filament Sensor.AM8, Creality and Other 2020 Series Printer Rear or Side Spool Holder.Creality CR-10 & Ender3 Type Extruder Mount for Anet A8 and Alike!.Anet AM8 Y Axis Lead Screw Drive System.
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AM8 Mod Y Rod Support wIth Full A8 Travel.AM8 Z Motor Mount and Top Mounts with Bearings On Both Ends!.Ultimate reliability, thousands of hours between service.Compact overall size for Cartesian machine.Ultimate precision at an obtainable budget.Optional Full Web Control Via Octoprint Onboard.CR-10, Chimera Dual or E3D Extruder, even dual extruder options! Can use any Lion Mount or Anet A8 type carriage.235x235x235 Build Area but this is scalable to larger.You can retrofit most of this back onto an AM8 bit by bit however there's a lot of tweaks here. Everything except the frame is my design. The extrusions used are the same as theirs but that's it. The frame is based on Pheneeny’s great AM8 I am going to set infill/edge overlap to 0. There's still some over extrusion in the corners and some following of the infill. It's now at 300 Accel X and Y with 100mm/sec top speed. Machine runs best with TMC2208 on Z and Extruders, The closed loop controllers are required on X and Y for flawless operation.Requires SKR 1.3 to meet speed requirements and SKR 1.4 Turbo is highly recommended. The precision is so good that the little compensations done by Prusa Slicer get printed out instead of compensating for anything.Printing at 100mm/sec with accel set to 3000 on X and Y.Here's the time lapse of the 3D Benchy print.Current Status Test print done, all per this build! Follow up here and the timelapse of the failed print is here. Here's another Video printing at 150mm/sec outrunning my extruder the print didn't turn out well because the extruder could not keep up at these speeds. Video of it at 120mm/sec printing the back for my Rugged Raspberry Pi Tablet I have been rebuilding it with all the latest design parts and taking lots of pictures. You can find us on Discord! For tips, help and 3DLS specific stuff!ģDLS as of This is fully operational and printing now! Welcome to the 3DLS Lead Screw Drive Aluminum Frame 3D Printer by Morninglion Industries!
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