Explore advanced Klipper firmware features in this comprehensive 20-minute video guide. Learn to implement macros, pressure advance, and input shaping using both manual and accelerometer-based methods. Discover how to create simple and variable-based macros, understand and tune pressure advance for improved print quality, and implement input shaping to reduce ringing artifacts. Compare manual measurement and accelerometer-based approaches for input shaping, and follow step-by-step instructions for setting up and using an ADXL343 accelerometer. Gain insights into software setup, wiring, mounting, and automatic calibration processes to optimize your 3D printer's performance with Klipper firmware.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Macros - simple examples
Macros - with variables
Pressure advance explained
Pressure advance tuning in Klipper
Input Shaping explained
Pros and cons of using an accelerometer vs manual measurement
Baseline acceleration test tower
Input shaping with manual measurement no accelerometer
Input shaping with ADXL343 accelerometer
Accelerometer software setup
Accelerometer wiring and mounting
Automatic accelerometer calibration and follow up test
Conclusion
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