#LDO Trident Ghosting Help

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abstract slate
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  • Printer: LDO Trident REV C
  • Relavant mods: CNC TAP by LDO
  • Which ADXL was used: (adxl345)
  • I am measuring absolute belt tension by feel
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Here is my speed settings in Orca Slicer:

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Here is my printed Voron Cube with specify settings:

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Here is my front Idler and XY joints:

coarse hamlet
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Thanks for all your Information amd reading the guidelines

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A few things i would request:

  • the ADXL is not installed correct. Check the stealthburner CAD to see how it should be mounted
  • install and use Shaketune
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coarse hamlet
abstract slate
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Only 2 magnets

coarse hamlet
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Once shaktune is installed please run belt compare as well as axes shaper calibration

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Post the 3 picture here

abstract slate
abstract slate
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@coarse hamlet front idler should have some room like this right ?

coarse hamlet
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XY adjustment looks good. well done 🙂
movement in video is fine

coarse hamlet
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leave everything as is. continue with the rest i mentioned 🙂

abstract slate
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[resonance_tester]
accel_chip: adxl345
probe_points:
    125, 125, 20
accel_per_hz: 100
sweeping_accel: 400
sweeping_period: 0

@coarse hamlet Do you know the probe_points off_set to make the ADXL actually in the center of the bed ?

coarse hamlet
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just adjust the points to be the middle

abstract slate
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I mean because the ADXL is on the left of the tool head shouldn't we make an offset to the right to make the probe in the middle instead of the nozzle ?

coarse hamlet
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as long as u have installed the ADXL now correctly, as shown in your screenshot, u are good to run shaketune

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we are not doing rocket science here. the little offset wont affect the measurement

abstract slate
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@coarse hamlet I should uncomment all parameter in [shaketune] right ?

coarse hamlet
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they are optional

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just [shaketune] and done

abstract slate
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ah ok

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@coarse hamlet What Shake&Tune command do you want me to run, maybe all of them ?

abstract slate
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oh damn my bad

abstract slate
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@coarse hamlet The output folder of Shaketune is not tmp right ?

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wait no I have found by following the video

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@coarse hamlet Here is the graph generated by ShakeTune

coarse hamlet
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abstract slate
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You mean the the front of the AB block right ?

coarse hamlet
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yea

abstract slate
coarse hamlet
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@coarse hamlet I have adjust the pulleys to the best of my ability. On the right the belt is always in the middle but on the left the belts goes up and down a little bit.

coarse hamlet
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we dont want the belt to run on the top or bottom touching the non-geared part

abstract slate
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I have make sure that there will always be a gap between the belt and the non-geared part even tho it is going up and down

coarse hamlet
abstract slate
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Ah yes I have already ordered a kit from from West3D.

coarse hamlet
abstract slate
coarse hamlet
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video is good, ty
its very tight but there is space at the top from what i can see.

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next: check that your chain screws are tight.
at the toolhead
at the X axis
at the Y axis

abstract slate
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I can confirm that it is tight. I think we should call it for today as my library is closing soon. Thank you for todays help

primal estuary
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Damn @coarse hamlet got everything covered

primal estuary
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I think tension might be low

abstract slate
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would you guys recommend this ?

primal estuary
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Nope

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Current recommendation is pf makes tension tool

coarse hamlet
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@coarse hamlet @primal estuary I am back at my printer. What step would you guys recommend me to do next before my belt meter arrive.

abstract slate
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oh ok

abstract slate
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I will print the Belt Tension Meter STL and will note any ghosting for comparison.

abstract slate
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@coarse hamlet @primal estuary My have assembled my belt meter and make sure that the reading on both belt side is 2.9. Do you guys want me to run shake tune again ?

coarse hamlet
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Where did u get that from

abstract slate
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wait no 2.1 sorry

coarse hamlet
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Please check again its 2.1

primal estuary
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2.9 I was about to have a heart attack

abstract slate
primal estuary
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looks good run belts

abstract slate
primal estuary
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that is good enough

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go ahead and run input shaper

abstract slate
primal estuary
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I think your 75 hz on y is due to your cable chain.
Make sure you have two screws on each side of the cable chain, and the cable chain sits in the middle of the x-axis

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also set SCV to 5 for testing purposes

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rerun at scv=5

abstract slate
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I can confirm the the chain in my X axis is secure. I even put double side tape to make the chain stick to the extrusion

abstract slate
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[printer]
kinematics: corexy
max_velocity: 300  
max_accel: 3000             #Max 4000
max_z_velocity: 15          #Max 15 for 12V TMC Drivers, can increase for 24V
max_z_accel: 350
square_corner_velocity: 5.0
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My scv is already at 5.0 ?

primal estuary
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you see the extra wire you have coming out of the cable chain. That needs to be more inline. That may be pushing on the toolhead when you vibrate it

primal estuary
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May need to use the drop down arrow and manually set it

abstract slate
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@primal estuary

primal estuary
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primal estuary
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what I think is happening is your cable chain is moving because it is angled upward.

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this is due to the design of the cable chain itself

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what you can try to do is to put 1mm washers between the extrusion and the cable chain. I think there is a printed part to fix this but I do not know what it is called

abstract slate
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Would you recommend the same on the tool head end of the chain also ?

primal estuary
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Toolhead side should already be laying flat

abstract slate
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@primal estuary I know that you guys discourage light weight x gantry mod but does that even include Carbon Fiber square tube version like this one ?

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primal estuary
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I have not used it. I cannot make a statement for or against.
I hear it is suppose to be an improvement, but I have no personal knowledge of it

abstract slate
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You know what I will just go AWD first and do more research later

coarse hamlet
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mark it as SOLVED?
continue?

if u install AWD anyways, the question is how much work we should put into this

abstract slate
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I think that I will be marking this post as solved. I have receive significant reduction in ringing following you guys suggestion. There are some very small hint or random area of ringing (You have to use a flashlight on a shiny black print to barely see it). If you guys want to help with that too I will gladly take some picture to continue.

primal estuary
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Post the picture and we’ll let you know if it for this channel or #unicorn_chasing

abstract slate
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Give me like 10 mins I am outside rn.

abstract slate
primal estuary
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I think that relates to PA and takeoff acceleration.

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This picture above shows the old line method of calibrating PA

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as you can see all the values on the left have a bit of a divit

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I think you are seeing a similar thing

abstract slate
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So do you want me to do the same old test again ?

primal estuary
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No, I think what you are showing is outside the scope of basic help

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the print looks good. What I think it needs is more tuning. This can be done in #slicers_and_print_help

abstract slate
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This is problably my best attempt at capturing any ringing I still have left

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I will repeat this print one more time to see if this pattern is repeating

abstract slate
primal estuary
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primal estuary
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I think you are #slicers_and_print_help or #unicorn_chasing as the fix for this is either the fix for wood grain, or slicer settings