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I notice it too actually. Will look into it.

@Phaedrux

checked general settings "Duet Web Control 3.1.1"

Just for the heck of it I wrapped the flat cable in aluminium foil about 6 layers or so and then covered that with some captan tape to avoid disaster then a bulldog clip to clamp the foiled cable to the frame . Measured about 24 ohms from connector end to frame for a shield 22cm long. No change in file behaviour

I can live with the way it is for now . It was nice though to be able to use the card 1, I preferred leaving the system SD card 0 alone as much as possible

Better link: https://wyss.harvard.edu/news/multimaterial-3d-printing-manufactures-complex-objects-fast/

Ian

I think it is always going to be a work in progress , but for now I have a flying extruder , a new cooling fan duct and improved the supports for the sliders.

Fan duct has 4 white LEDs wired daisy chain ( 4 x3v =12V) and powered along with the 12volt heat break fan that now comes on at 60 degrees
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Replaced the 24 volt power supply fan , it was driving me a bit mad every time it started and would howl like a banshee for 30 or 40 seconds before settling down . Looking at the fan inside could see oil was visible all over it indicating the bearings had failed , the fan was rated for 14 volts which I have never seen before . Replaced it with a Sunon 60 x 25 mm 24 volt fan . Has to be mounted on the outside not enough room on the inside , old fan size was 60mm x 15mm . Runs much quieter even under load. Did the same with the enclosure fan replace the 12volt 80mm fan with a Sunon 24volt fan runs slower and quieter than the previous 12v fan still more than enough air flow over the duet.
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The Flyingstruder uses a bondtech clone it seems to work pretty good it doesn't skip like my last one did at 5mm/sec through the .3mm nozzle
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