Done, I know its taken a while, https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2388496 including a link to a youtube video.

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RE: Guide to setting up switching dual extruder system 2in-1out
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Home Z with IR probe with Mesh Bed levelling
If you are using this combination, do you just essentially have G30 in your Home Z
or
Do you need to turn of mesh bed levelling with a G29 S2 then run a G30 probe to set Home Z and then turn the Mesh bed levelling back on with G29 S1
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RE: Strange failure rate of fans
Thanks to everyone for their comments, so, and let me take a moment to reflect here, but yes, you are all accusing me of being a cheapskate
I can't use Noctua as they don't do 24V 40mm axial or 40mm
blower and Sunon don't do any small blowers.Any other suggestions?
Here's the one I have at the moment
dc42: you say 500Hz may be a bit fast. what would be the standard setting?
Thanks
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Strange failure rate of fans
Hi, I appear to be getting through fans, both hotend and part on a regular basis. They seem to present the same fault, at first they run absolutely fine, but after a few months then they don't start up on their own, but if you manual flick the blades then they start spinning properly. after a while though they just wig out completely.
Now I may just be buying bad fans, but I have experienced this phenomena 4 times in four months with both axial and radial fans. Everything runs at 24V. Do I have the correct settings?
; Fans
M106 P0 S1 I0 F500 H1 T45 ; Set fan 0 value, Extruder 1 Fan. PWM signal inversion and frequency. Thermostatic control is turned on
M106 P1 S0 I0 F500 H-1 ; Set fan 1 value, Extruder 1 Part Fan. PWM signal inversion and frequency. Thermostatic control is turned off
M106 P3 S1 I0 F500 H2 T45 ; Set fan 1 value, Extruder 2 Fan. PWM signal inversion and frequency. Thermostatic control is turned on
M106 P7 S0 I0 F500 H-1 ; Set fan 2 value, Extruder 2 Part Fan.PWM signal inversion and frequency. Thermostatic control is turned off -
RE: Heater Fault
Thanks for your help, have now applied full resettable fuse and 10K resistor fix. Funny though as could not find original fault.
Whilst fixing I have also recognised a further issue but as is unrelated I have created a new thread.
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RE: Heater Fault
Its a V1.01 board and that measurement is 60KOhm so guess the fuse has blown
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RE: Heater Fault
Everything has been working fine for a long time, I was printing fine yesterday, but after the print had ended this fault just presented itself. I have obviously tried switching the unit on and off multiple times, but it always comes up with the error. I know the FW is old, but since its been working fine, I don't think its related
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RE: Heater Fault
I have, its linked in the message under the picture.
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Heater Fault
Hi, My DuetWifi is showing a permanent fault on heater 1 as per the attached PNG. I have measured the resistance of the heater 1 thermistor and it reads 159kOhm. Just in case, also checked the heater 2 thermistor which is showing 157KOhm and the Bed which is showing 158KOhm
The above measurements were taken at the board end of the cables.I have attached diagnostic and setup files.
1_1557818613624_K8200Duet Fault Diag.txt 0_1557818613624_K8200Duet Fault config.txt -
RE: Idex Bed.g
Hi dc, as you can see from the bed.g I run the leadscrew correction 3 times, and yes it goes down each time, for instance I get readings such as
first correction difference 0.3
second correction difference 0.08
third correction 0.02but the issue arises if I run the bed.g as above, then I run it immediately again, then I am back to having say a 0.3 difference on the first shot.
I don't know why that is occurring as I would expect a 0.02 difference or below.
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Idex Bed.g
Hi I think I am having trouble with my Idex bed file. I have an Idex with separate Z motors, one on each end of the X U axis.
Therefore I have a bed.g file that firstly tries to balance the z motors then does a bed compensation.
The reason I say I might have an issue is that if I rerun the bed compensation staright after running the bed compensation then the z alignment is up to .2mm out so the z motors realign themselves again. the bed.g file is below, comments really welcome.; bed.g
; called to perform automatic bed compensation via G32
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; generated by RepRapFirmware Configuration Tool on Sun Feb 26 2017 13:25:00 GMT+0000 (GMT Standard Time)
G90 ; Set to Absolute Positioning
G29 S2 ; Clear the height map
M561 ; Clear any Bed Transforms
T0 ; Ensure Tool 0 is selected
G28 ; Home All;Mesh bed levelling
M208 X296 S0 ; Reset axis maxima to allow probe to get to x250;Adjust LeadScrew
M671 X-54:354 Y100:100 S5 ; define lead screw positons
G30 P0 X13 Y100 Z-99999 ; probe point near first lead screw
G30 P1 X270 Y100 Z-99999 S2 ; probe point near second lead screw;Adjust LeadScrew
M671 X-54:354 Y100:100 S3 ; define lead screw positons
G30 P0 X13 Y100 Z-99999 ; probe point near first lead screw
G30 P1 X270 Y100 Z-99999 S2 ; probe point near second lead screwM557 X5:276 Y10:200 S45 ; 267 44 Define mesh grid
; Probe the bed
G29 ; ProbeG1 Z5 ; Raise Head
G1 X0 Y0M208 X250 S0 ; Reset axis maxima to normal