#The Mythosaur Project
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@vocal olive @warm rover @buoyant ermine @fallen eagle @mellow quarry the project will be over here...
Wont be able to help dude, sorry, you know that i dont know anything about tinkering with printers
But you can shout out crazy things when you want to like, "That's cool!" or "I don't get it..."
In that case im your man
Just to have a better idea, what do you mean "cosplay armor forge"? Like i dont think that you'll make a real forge
Naw lol
Just something really really good at printing Mandalorian helmets, armor, and my new Iron Man stuff.
Preferably in something like PETG or maybe even ASA
Well in THIS case, i might be able to actually help
Hm?
Can you tell me if black wires go to red wires, or the reverse?
XD
I figured I should just cross wires and see if I can get a spark going.
...
i wouldnt lol... shorted out a board doing that
I know how a printer ks made
I figured.
are we adding klipper in the process????
So, you guys can see the spare CR-10 brainbox I have. I have a bunch of 12V 350W PSU's too, but only one 24V 600W. I also got the Creality V4.2.7 mainboard, an Ender 3 V2 screen, CR-Touch, 400x400mm 24V 350W aluminum heated bed, and I know I need to get a wiring harness extension set.
Yeah, so now my board choice is in doubt again.
Along with the choice of screen.
classic
Maybe I should go SKR Mini E3
no non no the touch screen can be used with klipper!
I bought all this stuff last summer, so I don't feel the "pain" of the investment anymore.
Not touch screen.
It's an Ender 3 V2 knob screen with separate firmware flash.
I've heard it's locked into Creality's stuff.
Interesting
Ooh...
@vocal olive you know too much.
hi how are ya?
All good
good you?
im the tinkerer 😄
kawalzki is good with cad... he reverse engineered the whole damn voron phoenix before the release
What?
He didn't tell me that... XD
i once saw kawalski eat a whole baconator
I once saw kawalski make a speed demon
its not finished yet stapppp it lol
Close enough
Run out the files. Please. Now.
XD
Jaf wants to start printing...
nope not till mine is started first lol
Ohh. So it'll be the Kawalzkinator.
im supper slow with CAd.
And only the Kawalzkinator can reproduce Kawalzkinator parts.
Probably lightyears beyond my skills. Ask SiliconPyro if you want a quick tutorial lol.
lol he is just learning as well
But he learns FAST
It's funny how much he's picked up since I've been talking with him.
Jaf's a great tinkerer. And I've never seen him, so I can't say he doesn't look smart. He's got a British accent, so he sounds smart. 😁
i havent seen him either.. but i like to think he looks like russel brand
Further than anyone else
Faster than any of us because we don’t know how lmao
A guy with a moustache
Funny story, I shaved off my moustache because i was being told to by a few friends and when i walk over they tell me to go back as if i can glue it back on
Anywho
This could be a great machine on GitHub
So what do you wish to achieve? Quality, big, what else? Stick with wheels or?
Me?
Hm... So, my initial goal is to get the main unit into a format where I can more easily expand things without running into limits, like psu wattage.
I'd like to use 24V because it heats faster, and the steppers like it better than 12V. However, I'd also like to keep the fans quiet, so I had the idea that I could use 24/12V buck converters to step the 24V outputs down to 12V for the fans.
I'd like to keep the 500x500mm build volume. IDEX is a possible future upgrade, I think the POM wheels and current motion system will hold for now, but linear rails are a tempting option for the future as well. For now, POM's work, so they'll stay.
There is this option for the y, but it still clings to the single-belt drive, which I don't like, so...
If I did linear rails I'd probably use something like this.
No. You are here for moral support.
I'm about to take my first printer apart in a few weeks, and turn it into a frankeinprinter which may or may not be a successful endeavor...
if it aint broke dont fix it
but v wheels do degrade so for long life i would say it is worth the upgrade
i would stick with the 4.2.7 it only has one plug for z steppers but the e3 mini has 2 but they both only have one z driver
the btt board just splits it off into 2 plugs
This is true
But
The skr 1.4 turbo isn’t a bad choice either
then he wouldnt need a klipper pad or pi thing right?
I have a pi
No success using it yet
Rpi 4B
i partialy disagree.... yes cheep Vwheels degrade. however if you print alot of CF in an enclosure the Linear rails wear down and jam more often
True
But this is a cosplay forge or something, I didn’t think the size would be practical to enclose or need to be enclosed
Also if the frame is skewed just a little bit it will also be messed up
thats fair.
But it is his machine he can do what he likes
Ok, so it’s big you’re going for speed, how fast you plan on going? Because you can go big and fast but you’ll need the flow and cooling
this is where icant help, uk colour code is weird
Lol. Just me cracking a joke.
Thank you! 😊
whats your issue with the pi
I kinda gave up on speed, more like aiming for endurance and precision.
The pi.
Just doing stuff with it.
I plug it in and a light turns on...
So...
Uh...
Yeah.
It won't hook up with wifi, so I can't reach it with my laptop. I think that's something only my dad can help with atm
Or I could try usb...
Wow, what a help...
You are here to stop me from turning back or giving up
we need to re flash the pi with your home wifi in mind and then we can get you remoted into it
Precision, endurance meaning reliable for a long time?
Dude answer to my post in the forum, i tagged you
Yes. Last time I was trying to hook up to my dad's office wifi. I think I'm going to try setting up at home, but that happens after I make a workspace (i.e. recover my desk from the snowdrifts of useless newspaper clippings and set up a monitor, mouse, and keyboard)
This
complete noob here, but those support rods look really thin. will that affect performance?
support rods?
please reply or copy link of post you are refrencing
i was referring to the pictures
I think he’s referring to these?
Think it just helps rigidity of taller printers
ik my printer has some, but theyre a lot thicker and more sturdy looking
if there solid rods its fine
also they just act as like tensioning cables to keep it up strain
its less that they are supporting more that there pulling
True
I used 1/8th inch all thread the first time on the front rods, but then I came back and added a pair of 1/2inch all thread struts on the back too. I'm just too lazy to disassemble the front ones lol.
ok that makes perfect sense