Duet 3 and Creality CR 10 MAX
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@war4peace said in Duet 3 and Creality CR 10 MAX:
there's almost no similarity between Ender 3 and the CR 10 MAX
the basics are the same and the guide will get you started well enough.
you will need the tools mentioned in the guide.
the lcd will most likely not work. if you are fine with the web interface, then you can ignore it. otherwise you will need a paneldue. -
@Veti said in Duet 3 and Creality CR 10 MAX:
paneldue
I was thinking of connecting the monitor to the Raspberry Pi, that way I will have local access to it and use a virtual keyboard on the screen. Web interface is fine, I can use it with no issues.
As for tools, I'm drowning in them, no problem there
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then thats all you need. the duet board come with a pack of connectors for recrimping
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Excellent, thank you. Sorry about insisting on confirmation, I've had occurrences in the past when I had to place one more order for small stuff, like the Aquacomputer High Flow sensor which for some reason came without the special cable which had to be ordered separately. It's never nice to have to do that.
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@war4peace said in Duet 3 and Creality CR 10 MAX:
@bearer I have no problem buying the full Duet, even if it's a bit more expensive. Better overkill than not enough.
Then by all means enjoy the Duet 3 6HC now (the mini is still not released)
The motors are not really powerful, Creality 42-40 for Z and X axis and a bit more powerful one for the Y axis (bed), I believe it's a 42-68 (not at home right now so can't check right now).
Again, if the cost isn't a factor it doesn't matter, but sounds like the Duet 2 and Duet 3 mini should work just fine.
.. a nice 7" high pixel density touch screen ..
you might not want/need high pixel density for touch interface as it can be tricky to hit small features or operate at arms length?
As for tools, I'm drowning in them
the JST VH motor outputs for the Duet 3 are different than the duet 2 and requires a larger crimping die than the Molex KK used on the Duet 2 might want to check if your current tool can crimp the 3.91mm VH as well
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Good point, I'll make sure I have everything I need. I have a couple multi-size crimping tools, but I'll have to check.
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Apologies, I have another question.
Would a Duet 3 Toolboard 1LC be useful for a DirectDrive setup? I am not sure how much weight it would add to the whole setup, but I imagine it wouldn't be much.
Must admit I enjoy the idea of having just two wires running to the DirectDrive. -
@war4peace said in Duet 3 and Creality CR 10 MAX:
Must admit I enjoy the idea of having just two wires running to the DirectDrive.
4 wires. 2 data and 2 power wires
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Yes, I meant two pairs, sorry.
Certainly better than the bundle I have right now -
Update: after leaving the printer off and unplugged from power for almost 48 hours, I turned it back on and the extruder motor is working again. This reinforces my suspicion, it's the motherboard or breakout board acting up.
So yeah, I will go ahead and order the Duet 3.
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@war4peace said in Duet 3 and Creality CR 10 MAX:
his reinforces my suspicion, it's the motherboard or breakout board acting up.
it could also be a bad crimp on the cable.
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@Veti said in Duet 3 and Creality CR 10 MAX:
@war4peace said in Duet 3 and Creality CR 10 MAX:
his reinforces my suspicion, it's the motherboard or breakout board acting up.
it could also be a bad crimp on the cable.
The cable is the default one which comes with the motor. I have taken precautions so that the wires won't move in relation to the places they're connected to while the printer is doing its job. Previously I had a different cable, and same issue occurred.
While I can't fully rule out this possibility, it's highly unlikely. -
are you on firmware 3.1.1?
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I'm not sure what you mean, the stock motherboard uses Marlin firmware and I have upgraded it from 1.7.0 (Creality made) to 2.0.5 (TinyMachines 3D).
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@war4peace
forget it. there was a bug an early firmware version of duet. but this does not apply here. -
I getting a CR10 max delivered here tomorrow. I'm also planning on a Duet 3 and Tool boards, already received. Yes, overkill but I like the quality of the hardware. Throwing out the control it comes with. I'll let you know how it goes.