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Edited: Sep 04, 2022

klipper config for DSH

in Proforge 3 General Discussion

Hey guys,

I made a simple klipper config for the DSH.

Feel free to use it.

I've ran a few tests and haven't found anything amiss yet but if you do find something let me know.

Klipper config for proforge 3 DSH

.zip

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thermistor values

.xlsx

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14 comments

14 Comments

Olivier Bertini

Oct 21, 2022

Hi,

I have the feeling the bed mesh is not using the correct correction when printing with the second tool.

Would it make sense to add a "BED_MESH_OFFSET" command to the T0/T1 macros?

I found some discussion about this here: https://github.com/Klipper3d/klipper/pull/4346

Would it be correct to assume the X offset from T0 to T1 would by 28.0mm (found in Marlin firmware)?

As I'm not a Klipper guru, I'm looking for your input.

Akisame -

Oct 21, 2022

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Hmm. It should use the correct corrections but you can try it to see if it helps. The exact offset I found for my setup was 28mm x and 0.75 mm y.

I'm in a country with slow internet at the moment so I can't easily look up klipper config commands.

Dries Douterloigne

Oct 14, 2022

Saw in the comments of your printer.cfg that you need skew_correction. Out of curiosity what are your values?

Olivier Bertini

Oct 14, 2022

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Like that?

MIC-6 bed height; 24x24 points

Akisame -

Oct 14, 2022

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Close... That's really bad for the MIC-6 bed....

I'll post mine when I get back home from work.

Akisame -

Oct 15, 2022

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For me it looks like this:

but 1.5 mm is basically unusable for high accuracy prints. Having a bowl shape most likely won't be fixed by 4-axis control.

But once you do have 4 axis control you'll most likely get a 0.6mm difference.

Olivier Bertini

Sep 06, 2022

Hi, I would be happy to give it a try and help with testing but there are some points I'd like to understand as I'm not familiar with Klipper at all. I've looked at tutorials for installation and it should be no problem.

What I could not really figure out is what will be a typical workflow from Cura to a started print. My current workflow is load stl file => slice in Cura => send to OctoPrint => start the print from OctoPrint.

Do I need to keep OctoPrint to get integration with Cura? I don't want to move around with SD cards or have many steps to start printing.
Will OctoPrint interfere somehow (e.g. slow down) with Klipper?
Would Mainsail or Fluidd replace Octoprint for Cura integration and printer control?
I assume one would loose the nice user interface on the printer screen, right?

Akisame -

Sep 06, 2022

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Hey hey,

The work flow will be basically the same. I slice with cura, send it to mainsail and start the print.

1: I used mainsail. You can also use octoprint but I like how mainsail works. By default octoprint compatibility is turned on for mainsail.

2: probably not for a pi4. If you use a pi3 or a pi zero 2 there could be some errors if you run out of resources.

3: yeah, basically.

4: I didn't add integration for the screen on the side since I'm going to use klipperscreen. Others have added integration and it is a simple matter to add it.

I might add it myself when I have more time/need for it