EnragedRabbitProject VS Voron-Hardware

Maybe read the docs: https://github.com/EtteGit/EnragedRabbitProject/tree/main/Documentation

EnragedRabbitProject

Personally, I've almost driven myself nuts in getting ClockWork2 to work reliably ever since it was made public but was never satisfied due to it seemingly not coping well with the increased friction coming from my use of an ERCF as part of my System.

For single extruder multi-material like the Prusa MMU, there is the Enraged Rabbit Carrot Feeder: https://github.com/EtteGit/EnragedRabbitProject

I'm not entirely sure on that either. The Enraged Rabbit Carrot feeder seems to have almost all of the AMU's secret sauce (with the exception of the single multispool drive unit on the ERCF vs the AMU's multiple independent ones). In all honesty if Bambu was going down this route I would have preferred they leaned in on their proprietary motor control hardware (h-bridge and in house firmware) vs the industry standard TMC derived controller hardware. I think that the situation of having 20+ of the worlds 26 3d printer companies within the same metro area in a country that has the most loosy goosey state industrial/disaster capitalism model in human history is going to get us (in our corner of the world) in some serious s^$#.

You should print the calibration part here : https://github.com/EtteGit/EnragedRabbitProject/blob/main/Carrot_Feeder/Stls/Tools/Calib_Test.stl

https://github.com/EtteGit/EnragedRabbitProject/blob/no_toolhead_sensor/Documentation/ERCF_Manual.pdf page 116 shows the correct configuration for SuperSlicer. What slicer are you using?

Owning both I'd say there's no reason to be concerned about reliability being an issue - At least not without also incorporating an ERCF into the Mix which may give some frustrations at times ( I highly recommend going with the Happy Hare Software Suite instead of the default one ).

Hello, the toolhead wiring may require few finishing touches. Ziptie those wires as close to the toolhead as possible, or use a wiring cover. If the stock one is small, you can use some of these for toolhead PCBs which are larger. https://github.com/craxoor/VoronMods/tree/master/PCB%20Cover https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Hardware/tree/master/Afterburner_Toolhead_PCB/STLs/Clockwork/Covers

That would be this one https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Hardware/tree/master/V0-Umbilical/

I'm trying to setup the V0 display on my V0.2 but I get an error when trying to flash klipper to it. I'm following this guide and it shows up correctly with 'lsusb' but at step 9 it gives me this error. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong? I'm using the BTT Pi V1.2 and an SKR Pico.

Hello, please, is there any chance to tidy up the wiring on Afterburner toolhead a bit? I believe there should be a shorter standoff available for Afterburner toolhead PCB, and the PCB cover can be found here https://github.com/craxoor/VoronMods/tree/master/PCB%20Cover or here https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Hardware/tree/master/Afterburner_Toolhead_PCB/STLs

Hello, the toolhead wiring could use few finishing touches ... any chance you could ziptie those wires a bit closer to the toolhead, or ven better put a wiring cover? If the default one is small, you can use for example this one for toolhead PCBs but it works well for Microfit connectors too https://github.com/craxoor/VoronMods/tree/master/PCB%20Cover or https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Hardware/tree/master/Afterburner_Toolhead_PCB/STLs/Clockwork/Covers

Hi, yes you can as stated earlier by u/rgar132 Alternatively you can also get Klipper Expander, it's a small MCU which will provide few more connectors for various purposes. https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Hardware/tree/master/Klipper_Expander I got mine from Ali if you do not have option to have it made by PCB manufacturer, but I am sure few vendors have those as well.

Firstly, on the guide: https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Hardware/tree/master/Daylight it mentions that the sticks need 24v but on the PCB's it says that they are 5v (https://imgur.com/a/cl4vzjY) and im not sure what to go for here.

The toolhead wiring requires some finishing touches too. Ziptie those stray wires to the rest of the bundle, or hide those under cable cover. If the stock is too small, use one of the larger alternatives like this one or some of these.