documentation VS tri-zero

If you are chasing high print speeds, high-torque motors from LDO will do the trick. For specific models, look into this (https://github.com/eddietheengineer/documentation/tree/master/stepper_motor/data) excl database.

I was doing a bit of research on input shaper (turns out I knew a lot less about it than originally thought...) and stumbled across this which is a little write up about using input shaper while adjusting belt tensions.

Trizero, Boxzero. V0 converted to be a belt driven trident basically. Boxzero eliminates the top hat and makes it one big box. By Zruncho, on Doomcube discord. https://github.com/zruncho3d/tri-zero

TriZero Plus50

Could do something like the Tri-Zero plus that’s 170x170

For anyone else wondering, there's a lot more detail on what parts are needed for Plus50 here: https://github.com/zruncho3d/tri-zero/blob/main/PLUS50.md

So I recently rebuilt the printer as a BoxZero with Tri-Zero and ZeroClick for automatic leveling bed, a sexbolt Z endstop for automatic Z offset on every print, and BTT EBB36 CAN to reduce the number of wires going to the toolhead to 4 wires. Now it prints like a dream, heats fast, and I never have to worry about my bed being level. It is far more reliable now than the stock V0.1 ever was.

I meant this one: https://github.com/zruncho3d/tri-zero

Pairs exquisitely with Tri-Zero (a triple-belted Z mod) and ZeroPanels (clip-in, clip-out enclosure panels), as well as Double Dragon.