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Hi, I'm Greg, and I'm a hobbyist/maker. I love to share my knowledge and experience with 3D printing, DIY electronics, and laser cutting. I hope you'll find my videos helpful and informative!
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Thanks for watching!
If you'd like to support my channel, you can like and subscribe, or leave a comment or tweet. I also have a Kofi page if you would like to donate to support my channel. ko-fi.com/gregsmc
If you're interested in sponsoring a video, please contact me on Twitter (@greghuber). I'm always looking for new ways to support my channel.
Thanks for watching!
Build Tutorial for the TD-1 KIT By Ajax3d: Detect Filament Hex Color & Transmission Distance
The TD-1 is a revolutionary device, developed by Ajax 3d, that allows you to instantly determine the transmission distance (TD) and hex color code of your filament. This is very helpful if you are using software like Hueforge, which allows you to do "filament painting". In the Hueforge, you specify both TD and Hex code and "mix" colors. This tool will allow you to get very accurate colors very easily, as opposed to relying on other more manual or time consuming methods (light boxes, test swatches, etc).
I paid full price for my kit, and have also been a Patreon of Ajax3d and this project because I think it's a fantastic idea and wanted to support the efforts.
If you are in the USA, get your kit for $40, or fully assembled unit using my affiliate link below from West3d- use this link and/or code GREGSMAKERCORNER for 5% off):
west3d.com/products/td-1-instant-filament-td-transmissivity-tester-for-hueforge-1-75mm-filament-by-ajax?dt_id=525989
Fully assembled units may also be purchased for $80. Self-sourcing is also an option, but may end up being more expensive and difficult to assemble. You can learn more about the different options, including Ajax 3d's Patreon here:
ajax-3d.com/
See this page for a list of all resellers (international as well):
ajax-3d.com/resellers/
TD-1 Project Kit Guide:
ajax-3d.com/td-1pcb-kit-project-guide/
The TD-1 is also integrated with Hueforge. Connect the TD-1 to your computer, open Hueforge, and insert filament and you'll be able to use the readings. I may create future content on this.
Learn more about Hueforge here:
shop.thehueforge.com/
See below for tools that I use or show in the video (Affiliate Links):
Hakko Soldering Iron: amzn.to/3FZtsiM
60/40 Solder: amzn.to/32esNdX
E6000 Glue: amzn.to/3DDENng
Check out my website for videos of my favorite workbench tools:
gregsmakercorner.com/gregs-workbench/
Omnifixo Soldering Helping Hand:
omnifixo.com/products/copy-of-of-m4-pre-order-ships-from-us
I paid full price for my kit, and have also been a Patreon of Ajax3d and this project because I think it's a fantastic idea and wanted to support the efforts.
If you are in the USA, get your kit for $40, or fully assembled unit using my affiliate link below from West3d- use this link and/or code GREGSMAKERCORNER for 5% off):
west3d.com/products/td-1-instant-filament-td-transmissivity-tester-for-hueforge-1-75mm-filament-by-ajax?dt_id=525989
Fully assembled units may also be purchased for $80. Self-sourcing is also an option, but may end up being more expensive and difficult to assemble. You can learn more about the different options, including Ajax 3d's Patreon here:
ajax-3d.com/
See this page for a list of all resellers (international as well):
ajax-3d.com/resellers/
TD-1 Project Kit Guide:
ajax-3d.com/td-1pcb-kit-project-guide/
The TD-1 is also integrated with Hueforge. Connect the TD-1 to your computer, open Hueforge, and insert filament and you'll be able to use the readings. I may create future content on this.
Learn more about Hueforge here:
shop.thehueforge.com/
See below for tools that I use or show in the video (Affiliate Links):
Hakko Soldering Iron: amzn.to/3FZtsiM
60/40 Solder: amzn.to/32esNdX
E6000 Glue: amzn.to/3DDENng
Check out my website for videos of my favorite workbench tools:
gregsmakercorner.com/gregs-workbench/
Omnifixo Soldering Helping Hand:
omnifixo.com/products/copy-of-of-m4-pre-order-ships-from-us
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Unboxing and Thoughts on the West3d Micron Plus Kit
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Presenting the start of my next build.. The West3d Micron Plus kit! The Micron Plus is designed by Hartk, a member of the Voron Design Team. The Micron is not an official Voron project, but it is a very popular "mod" and falls under the umbrella of "Printers for Ants". See the github link for the manual, printed parts, and more information! github.com/PrintersForAnts/Micron Disclosure: I paid f...
Headamame V2 DIY Headphones- Amazing Sound and Easy Build!
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Looking for some great headphones? Got a 3d printer? Look no further.. These Headamame V2's are some great headphones! I dare say this is my first foray into "Hi Fi" and I didn't know what I was missing until I tried these out. Music is crystal clear. I started hearing parts that I've never noticed in music before- the reverb, pedal effects on guitars, etc. These are also amazing for gaming and...
Voron Stealthburner Neopixel Soldering and Wiring Tutorial
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In this video, I walk through the steps necessary to solder the wiring to Neopixels, and to install/fit into the Stealthburner. This is the first video in a series where I am upgrading my Voron 2.4 toolhead (which was a beta Stealthburner) to the latest and greatest Stealthburner, including TAP, Neopixels, and a CAN Board (BTT EBB36). I will be walking through a full tutorial for all parts of t...
DIY PC Build Tutorial - A Perfect Complement for 3d printing and Making!
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In this video, I show how to build a relatively straight forward, higher-end PC. This is definitely a bit of a change of pace from my normal 3d printing content, but I thought it might be beneficial as many folks in 3d printing also use/need PC's! If you have never built a PC before, haven't built one in a while, or are curious how I build mine, I hope that this video is helpful. See below for ...
Bambu A1 Mini & AMS Lite Unboxing, Assembly, Printing and Initial Impressions
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Fixdry Filament Review - In Depth Review with Testing
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This is the FixDry Filament Dryer! After going through some more thorough testing, I share my findings. Overall, I think this is a pretty good Filament Dryer! I plan on continuing to use it as a "dry box" for filament, and also to dry rolls actively while I am printing especially for hygroscopic filaments like Nylon, PETG, and TPU. Disclosure: This product was provided to me in exchange for an ...
Mellow VZBot 330 Build Series - Part 4 Final Wiring, CPAP, Heated Bed, Getting Up & Running
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WARNING: When dealing with AC/Mains power, consult with a licensed electrician, especially if you are not experienced. The power and voltage that we are working with on this printer is VERY DANGEROUS (AC/Mains at 110 or 220 depending on your country). ALWAYS double check voltage and wiring and work within your country/locales electronics rules and codes. While the wiring in my video works great...
Mellow VZBot 330 Build Series - Part 3 Power Supply, Super 8 Pro, & 5160 Stepper Wiring
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WARNING: When dealing with AC/Mains power, consult with a licensed electrician, especially if you are not experienced. The power and voltage that we are working with on this printer is VERY DANGEROUS (AC/Mains at 110 or 220 depending on your country). ALWAYS double check voltage and wiring and work within your country/locales electronics rules and codes. While the wiring in my video works great...
Mellow VZBot 330 Build Series - Part 2 Toolhead, Belts, and Panels
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This video picks up from Part 1, and covers assembling and installing the toolhead, belts, and panels for the Mellow VzBot 330 kit. The VzBot is a very high end printer that is designed for raw performance and speed. This section of the build is pretty straight forward. Unfortunately I did run into some issues where I needed to drill holes in my panels. This wasn't really a big deal and is some...
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This video covers the assembly of the frame for the Mellow VzBot 330 kit. The VzBot is a very high end printer that is designed for raw performance and speed. Disclaimer: I go a little bit "off script" from the manual, but these steps worked really well for me. This video is also a bit more "brief" compared to my usual step by step approach. That is because I assume that you are already familia...
VzBot 330 Mellow Kit Initial Impressions
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In this video I cover my first impressions and mostly built VzBot 330 printer. This printer was sponsored by Provok3d.com, who is one of the few authorized US resellers of the Mellow VzBot kit. Get one here: provok3d.com/vzbot-330/?v=0a10a0b3e53b Check out my detailed written review/summary, which also includes recommended parts and tools: github.com/techyg/VzBot Additional components I used or...
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ATEZR P10 Laser Assembly, Safety, and First Engrave
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Part 11. Voron 0.2 Build - Mini Stealthburner
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Part 11. Voron 0.2 Build - Mini Stealthburner
Part 10. Voron 0.2 Build - Heated Bed and Cable Chain Install
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Part 10. Voron 0.2 Build - Heated Bed and Cable Chain Install
Part 9. Voron 0.2 Build - Cross Beams & Belts, Belt Tensioning
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Part 9. Voron 0.2 Build - Cross Beams & Belts, Belt Tensioning
Part 8. Voron 0.2 Build - XY Joint Assembly
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Part 7. Voron 0.2 Build - Z Axis Lead Screw Assembly
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Part 6. Voron 0.2 Build - Front Idlers & Feet
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Hi Great video. What's the model of rasperry PI DIN mount you used? There is a heatsink?
Thanks for the visual guide, its hard for me to follow written guides so your videos are always helping me, thanks! I assembled the TD-1 but it gives me the wrong hex colour codes, its not even close. For purple some times it gives me blue or green, for light grey and black it gives me a green hex. Not sure what to do with it now but the TD value is at least 0.1 consistent.
Thanks for the guide! I tried to follow the PDF but watching it done is so much easier for me.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the commentzz
Oh no! The JJRobots Scara Arm appears to no longer be active (as of August 2024). I hope that it will return some day. But if it doesn't, I've created a repository that I hope can be helpful for anyone looking for information on this project. github.com/techyg/Pybot/tree/main
Absolutely awesome video! Do you know where I could find the STL for those belt clips?
@Greg, Landed on this when looking for a SCARA robot arm project to teach to high school robotics club- 4 years after your post! Love your detailed videos on putting this together. I was able to find the pybot 3d printed files, the parts also look straight forward. But for the Software - Jjrobots seems defunct now - the website is not active anymore. Any chance you still have and can share the open source code (both the Arduino code and the Control APP/Python code)? Thanks in advance!
Oh man, I'm sorry to hear that it is now defunct! I looked around my hard drive, I did happen to find the Arduino code, but I can't seem to locate any of the Python code. I'll keep digging around, and if I find it I'll put it in another repository. Here is a link to the Arduino code for the devia board: github.com/techyg/Pybot/tree/main
Good news! I was searching around Github and I think I found the python code as well- github.com/UdhayROB/pyBotControl. (posted by someone else).
@@GregsMakerCorner Thanks much for sharing! Took a quick look, the arduino compiles (and only for DUE, not a Mega) and the Python code, not yet, still figuring it out. The GUI based control code was what wouldve been perfect, a quick intro/teaser to get the club interested. Bummer jjrobots is defunt, and no one seems to find it. Will work on this!
@@saranga2000 Good to hear you got the Arduino compiling. Maybe someone else will post the Python code! I was hoping to find it, but for some reason it wasn't in my backups. I have since migrated to a new Macbook and it's a bit of a mystery why it didn't transfer.
Octoprint+Klipper Shutdown Enable the shutdown action command and then add this to config: [respond] default_type: command # Sets the default prefix of the "M118" and "RESPOND" output to one # of the following: # echo: "echo: " (This is the default) # command: "// " # error: "!! " [menu __main __poweroff] type: command enable: {(not printer.idle_timeout.state == "Printing")} name: Shutdown gcode: M117 Shutdown_RPI M118 action:shutdown { menu.exit() }
No videos in a few months and website hasn't had an update since February. Hope all is well.
Yes…thanks for checking in :) I took a bit of a break this summer. Work has also picked up (return to office- and a 30-45 minute commute, amazing how much energy that sucks out). On the plus side, I have a few ideas for video content, hopefully soon…!
FYI, you inspired me to publish an article on my website! Lol. Thanks again for the comment. gregsmakercorner.com/2024/08/what-has-greg-been-up-to/
@@GregsMakerCornerjust read it! Glad all is well!
are you still happy with the vzbot? Would you prefer it over a Voron 2.4?
Yes, it’s a great printer. I have been almost exclusively printing on it for the last 3 months. It prints 2-3x faster than my v2.4. Quality is not quite as good at the faster speeds, but good enough and I could still dial it in more. I plan on doing a follow up video soon.
Interesting thing I cant seem to get the delta options to show up at all :/
Old vid, but a quick jumper tip, there's a recess at the top of jumpers where you can see the connecting wire. Hook your tweezers (or use the head of a pin as a hook) under that wire and pull straight up. Keeps the casing from getting messed up!
For sure! Great tip. I usually go with a brute force method (and have so many spares it doesn’t make a difference), but there are definitely good ways of carefully removing jumpers.
These are sold out EVERYWHERE. Both the kits and the units themselves.
Yeah, I wish more kits would be made available! I am not sure what the reason is for the shortage, could be supply chain issues.
@@GregsMakerCorner I'm thinking it supply issues as well, either that or a lot of people are buying them. I can't wait till they are available again as I need one for my business.
Can you do a video on replacing the bottom half of the xy joints?
I'm not too clear why you would want to attach all four screws on the Z Axis Motor Mount before taking it back apart to put the backlash nut on. Can't I just put the backlash nut on the first time I put it into the Bed Mount?
It’s basically to help ensure that you get good alignment without having to do too much fiddling.
Nice, thank you. What’s the biggest bed size? Can you do a 350mm or 500mm?
I am not positive - I would think you could certainly go a bit bigger, but it may require design changes to some of the parts.
I'm about to start my LDO Voron 0.2-S1 Kit and found you via the Kirigami Video. Binging this whole playlist as I prepare to build mine. Thanks for these videos!!
Awesome, thanks for stopping by!! Best of luck on your build!
What software would you recommend to a beginner? (like me)
I do think Lightburn is a good way to go. It’s a little complicated if you are starting out, but there are some good tutorials available and you can keep it fairly simple. Best of luck!
Well, this display menu settings are working out a LOT better than I thought - easy bed calibration, and now I have perfect layers all the time. This guy should have millions of subscribers rather than a few thousands - he's thorough, helpful, and has a good vibe.
Thanks for the kind words!! I really appreciate it. And glad you found things helpful! :)
THANK YOU! This is extremely useful and helpful. By the way, is it possible to manage the network interface through the V0-display, that is to show the IP of the current network, show different networks, connect to a chosen network, or even input a password for the network?
That is a great question! I believe it may be possible with some python. The folks in the voron discord may have some ideas on that.
@@GregsMakerCorner Thank you yet again. I have not considered discord but I will try it. If I can connect to a network using this small display, then I don't need the bulky klipper screen, and the V0 has a nice, petite, classic look more befitting a small machine such as a V0.
Regarding the magnetic surface - I just realized that you can screw in the screws into the bed and then apply the magnetic sticker on top of them to avoid having to cut holes inside
Yeah, that’s definitely an option! I like still having the holes in case I ever need them.
10:06 I think the back motor tension knob suppose to against the back panel to work.
Hey greg,its Gabe
Good to hear from you!! How is that guitar working out! Hope it is good.
@GregsMakerCorner it works great! It's super cool, and everyone I show thinks it's awesome!
@@RL_ShadowWolf So glad to hear!!
I wasnt able to find anywhere which motors are X/X1/Y/Y1...Any advice how do I determine that? Thanks
I used the documentation on the Vzbot site to work it out. I ended up changing it after the fact also. It wasn’t super clear but I eventually figured it out by looking at that site- hopefully you get it sorted.
i can not for the life of me find the stl for the DIN mount that holds 3 wagos, can only find ones that hold 2, mind sharing it or at least mentioning what website its from?
I will see if I can dig it up!
I have tried to print the big hepa holder in ASA on Bambu X1C and it has warped on me twice :S
Hey Mr. Greg, I ordered this project and it came with no manual/code. The company JJRobots is out of business and they've shut down their page. I've searched the whole internet for the code to this project with no luck. I have to present this tomorrow at school. Do you still have the Arduino code, saved somewhere?
I see you have 4 pin on/off switch...I got 3 pin in my kit. Not a big deal but 4 pin is more convenient.
What LED must one get, I used the link on the BOM list and it selects RGB+Natural White on Amazon that correct?
Just picked up an LDO Trident Kit (Rev C).. going to start building it soon.
Amigo onde encontro o arquivo stl que vai parafusado no trilho linear?
My only experience is building MK4:). No experience apart from that whatsoever. However, I always assembled my PCs myself and I learned from scratch to service everything (including engine complete overhaul and tuning suspension) on my motorbike. Anyway - my journey was from MK4 (ditched that as soon as I learned more about the physical principles and limitations of bed swing design) to Bambu X1C, which is a fantastic printer. However I fell in love with mellow 330 kit on the first sight and ordered it with all the stuff for watercooling setup. It will be an awesome high format and high speed addition to my X1C. Im in for a few weeks of steep learning curve:D
I would like to see the frequency response graph on these. DankPods had a sound sample on it, and the bass seemed like it was bloated and might bleed into the mids. I am no sound engineer, but I have been buying ridiculously expensive headphones and lurking in mod forums for at least a decade. I am about to build the Alpha Dog mod by Mr. Speakers (Aka Dan Clark). From what I heard in that sound sample, it NEEDS a bass port, and some dampening behind the cups. The way Mr. Speakers did the bass was with a slot that was blocked with a screw that could be adjusted to tune it to your liking. The dampening foam prevents reverberation and can stabilize some of the noise by canceling the sound reflecting off the cups. Also adhesive dampening foam will strengthen the side walls and prevent reverberation. If you want to see exactly how he did it look up Alpha Dogs Mr. Speakers. He sold those headphones for years for a a lot of money. They were modded Fostex T50RP headphones. He now works under his actual name. Dan Clark Audio makes the absolute best closed back headphones in existence in my opinion. I promise, I do not work for him. I just bought his DCA (Dan Clark Audio) Aeon 2 Noire headphones, I also have his Aeon open X headphones. Experiment, tune these and have fun!!!
Where'd you get the tool at 15:01?
I've made similar tools, but I like the bent wire handle.
It is a Flashforge Unclog Pin. Modbot told me about it- I got it from Aliexpress. It works great for the intended purpose of helping clear out clogs, and also helps for clearing the path in the TD-1. Best of luck! www.aliexpress.us/item/3256802762314686.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.74.4f0918026MnDpK&gatewayAdapt=glo2usa
Great video Greg. Glad you enjoyed the build. If you don’t mind, I’d love to post this on my site as a supplement to my guide?
Thanks man!! Yes absolutely, that would be awesome! I hope it helps folks that want to put the kit together. Awesome product!!
Great video, mate. Thanks. Now all I need is to get my hands on a kit.
Glad the video is helpful!! Thanks for the comment.
What slicer allows those brim circles to hold down print?
I don’t use the slicer feature for the discs, I have a small model that I use and just paste them on the corners. But I do believe Prusa slicer can also generate them.
Hey Greg it is not working anymore with new Klipper Version. Where do I get a working fw for the adxl sensor?
For some reason my kit came with a umbilical and no instructions. So I'm here, but this aint it.
I appear to be following your path. This is my next printer build. I was going to self-source but having seen your video - I'll be buying the kit.
That’s awesome, glad you are going with the kit. I think you will save a bit vs self sourcing. I am enjoying mine so far but still have a ways to go on the build. Best of luck!!
Thanks for the video Greg! My kit from West 3D will arrive today!
That's great!! I hope this vid will be a help for your build. Best of luck!!
Thanks you so much for this video! There were some details missing in the kirigami instructions I had plus my LDO kit didn;t have quite the right base plate cut outs for the version of kirigami that shipped. Your video helped me work it out :)
Glad I could help! Thanks for letting me know. Best of luck with your machine!!
Thank you for this video
My pleasure!! Thanks for the comment, too!
I was looking at which kit to get, awesome! Looking forward to watching the build video(s).
Good to hear!! I think the kit looks very promising.. I can't wait for the final parts to get here! Thanks for watching, hope the vids help you decide.
If I left nylon in there on 70c for about the same about of time you did or more? do you think that would be enough? I’m not really worried about speed and I have one of those zip up enclosures
I think Nylon at 70C for several hours should be sufficient. I would just leave it in there heated while you print, too. I've had problems with Nylon getting wet immediately if I leave it outside the dryer. Hope it works for you!
The Micron+ has become my favorite Voron. If the Voron 0 is the 80% printer in the sense that 80% of the stuff you print fits in its build volume, the Micron+, at least for me, is the 95% printer. Most of the stuff I print fits in there and it can basically do everything, my V2.4 or Trident can, while retaining the advantages of the V0 for me: It heats up much quicker than the big printers and is compact enough I can move it around without much effort. You've allready planned for the G2Z mod, do the printed parts you ordered also cover the new R1 gantry, or are you still building the old stock one? And if so: Does the kit come with toothed idlers for the XY joints, or bearings for classic bearing stacks?
That is good to hear that you are enjoying the machine! It seems very promising. Yeah, I have found the 180mm seems to be a really ideal build size. I print quite a bit on the Bambu Mini, but it will be nice to have the enclosure on the Micron +. I am not sure yet on the R1 gantry, but since it is just released I may have to do that! The kit did come with both idlers and bearings, I think they sent me both so I will have to decide which to use. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
looks great! looking forward to watching the build come together! Leviathan is a great option for Micron ive been running an old beta of the Leviathan in my Micron for over a year now its great
Thanks man- appreciate the comment and stopping by!! Looking forward to the build.. It will be an adventure getting the Leviathan going with it, I'm sure! I may have to ping you..:D
SUPER excited for this one!! been looking at the same kit
You and me both! That’s awesome, hopefully my vids will help you make a decision. I am waiting on a few more parts to come in- can’t wait to get started.
Nice to see you in another unboxing and build series. Looking forward to seeing this. Looks like a great kit and totally agree a smaller V2 is just cool
Thanks 👍 yeah the kit seems very promising!There are definitely a few bits and bobs I’m not sure what to do with yet… :)
Good luck! I have been pondering Micron+, but I’m also starting to seriously consider a Trident-based 180mm printer, instead. I’m kinda feeling like the flying gantry might be complexity in a direction that doesn’t speak to me.
Thanks!! Yeah, the complexity is definitely unnecessary especially in this form factor. I think the main thing driving me to it is the “cool” factor. Trident based is going to give great results with a lot less complexity.
Is that a 48v psu?
No, it is the 24v version. I’m just going to run 24v on all the motors. I do believe hartk had a 48v version.