My Grizzly G0619 mill
30 Apr 2023 17:23 #270318
by my1987toyota
Replied by my1987toyota on topic My Grizzly G0619 mill
Next building the stepper cable's X, Y, Z, and 4th
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30 Apr 2023 17:48 #270320
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic My Grizzly G0619 mill
Very nice, indeed! 
I am just wiring a Voron 2.4R2, a small one.
I am just wiring a Voron 2.4R2, a small one.
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30 Apr 2023 22:42 #270345
by tommylight
As for RPI, i have 2 collecting dust, i use laptops with Linux Mint and Klipper to run my printers.
RPI would crap out whenever taking a screenshot at 1920x1080 and sending it via Telegram Bot! Stopped the printing dead! I can not allow that.
I also do not like Klipper, way to much stuffed in it and to many workarounds and to many dependencies and to many ... everything.
But it does work, had 2 of my printers on for over 2 months, one errored out on it's own, while idle.
Replied by tommylight on topic My Grizzly G0619 mill
No, not LinuxCNC yes, but following development Scott and the gang are working on, so ... I would love to move to it though.admittedly I had to look that up. LOL Are you using a raspberry Pi or converting it to Linuxcnc?
As for RPI, i have 2 collecting dust, i use laptops with Linux Mint and Klipper to run my printers.
RPI would crap out whenever taking a screenshot at 1920x1080 and sending it via Telegram Bot! Stopped the printing dead! I can not allow that.
I also do not like Klipper, way to much stuffed in it and to many workarounds and to many dependencies and to many ... everything.
But it does work, had 2 of my printers on for over 2 months, one errored out on it's own, while idle.
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30 Apr 2023 23:01 #270347
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic My Grizzly G0619 mill
I had to go back to the beginning of the thread and refresh my memory because I have the same mill (still a manual). Really looking good.
I really don't like the GX connectors, so much soldering (although I must say my new Hakko iron is an improvement).
I have been using automotive QC connectors at the motor end. Crimp on and nice and light so they can hang in the air. First time around, I mounted GX panel mount connectors at the motors to support the weight of the connector. It's just a shame they are not compatible with the standard colour coded crimp on spade connectors.
I really don't like the GX connectors, so much soldering (although I must say my new Hakko iron is an improvement).
I have been using automotive QC connectors at the motor end. Crimp on and nice and light so they can hang in the air. First time around, I mounted GX panel mount connectors at the motors to support the weight of the connector. It's just a shame they are not compatible with the standard colour coded crimp on spade connectors.
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30 Apr 2023 23:40 #270351
by tommylight
I did, it did.
Just knowing it is ready in 20 seconds, running from a power bank or a Bosch battery, simply removed any latent lazy-ness.
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Get an TS-80P, that will change for sure.I really don't like the GX connectors, so much soldering (although I must say my new Hakko iron is an improvement).
I did, it did.
Just knowing it is ready in 20 seconds, running from a power bank or a Bosch battery, simply removed any latent lazy-ness.
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29 May 2023 01:49 #272386
by my1987toyota
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Been a busy weekend . Although it doesn't look like much it should work well. It's amazing how fast you can
fill an electrical enclosure
fill an electrical enclosure
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