I am currently running a 350 2.4 with Revo HF hot end with CW2 SB with EBB 36 and Cartographer probe.
For the Stealthburner, do I need to print the single or dual filament switch sensor main body for the CW2 and the new hot end halves?
Also, is this setup compatible with the ebb 36?
#Need help with preparing.
meager mauve
modest star
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lavish burrow
If you are open to replacing tool head parts I would strongly suggest taking advantage of the FilamATrix parts found here: https://github.com/thunderkeys/FilamATrix/tree/main
Things with your carto shouldn't change as FilamATrix mounts to the standard stealthburner carriage like a stock SB would.
As far as the EBB36 goes, I'm not 100% certain as I do not have that setup myself - But if the mount is for Stealthburner I dont see why it wont work
If your carto is CAN (I assume it is with the EBB36) you may want to plan to run the AFC-Lite for the Box Turtle on USB as opposed to CAN as some issues have been discovered when they exist on the same CAN network. If USB is not an option, a separate CAN network can be utilized to keep them separated.
meager mauve
Yeah, I had to rebuild my CW2 this last week and replace the x switch from mu cartographer mount... Fortunately I had the spares printed already for that.
I plan on getting the LDO kit if I don't try to part it out and go my own way and build it into a full enclosure. Just trying to make sure that I am printing the right parts for now and if I need to change from the EBB 36 to another option be able to plan for it on the front end. I downloaded the FilamATrix STLs and am about to send the job to the printer.
lavish burrow
If you go the LDO kit route, I assume (cough) there will be an add-on enclosure kit.
meager mauve
lol
modest star
I am using stealthburner, revo, cw2 and an ebb36
all of those are fine to use with filamatrix.
meager mauve
Single or dual filament switches?
modest star
that is up to you. i have run both
lavish burrow
I would go ahead and do dual just for future-proofing.
modest star
wiring up dual is a bit trickier as you probably want to share the ground pin
but an ebb36 has enough gpio to handle it
meager mauve
Cool... I'll print a dual after the current job completes
modest star
ldo kits come iwth the necessary parts for a dual sensor version, as well.