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    • Phaedruxundefined
      Phaedrux Moderator @MrDui
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      @MrDui said in BOx Large Format DIY Printer:

      if I plug this extension board then where am I supposed to plug the BL touch?

      On the official expansion board the heater6 and heater7 ports are exposed which can be used for servo control of the bltouch. It looks like the clone lacks that. You might be able to extend the pins anyway though.

      https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Duet_Expansion_Breakout_Board

      Z-Bot CoreXY Build | Thingiverse Profile

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      • MrDuiundefined
        MrDui
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        Lol, it seems like once again I got fooled by a clone.
        So I did a continuity test and found out that the pwm pin number 7 isn't connected to anything. So it'll be easy, I'll just have to solder a wire from it.

        Also, while I'm at it, here are some prints I did with the printer during the past months:

        Some large molds to pour silicone:
        IMG_20210203_193015.jpg

        Fairings for my electric motorbike:
        IMG_20210301_214618.jpg

        IMG_20210301_230103.jpg

        IMG_20201216_115503.jpg

        And also for fun a giant moai head:
        IMG_20210210_081917.jpg

        IMG_20210210_102649.jpg

        Each of those prints took less than 20 hours. As you can see, the printer works very well, I havent' got any issue with it since I repaired the fried motherboard.

        My next print should be much bigger and take around 36 hours, it'll be a really huge mold to make the bike's fairings out of carbon fiber. The mold should make around 3kg of PLA. Got myself a few 5Kg spools fot that job.
        But before doing that, I'd like to test and possibly install the closed loop system, in order to make the printer as realiable as possible.

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