Right had to try this.
Ordered a Practical 6 - 36V Auto Leveling Sensor for 3D Printer, then printed a mount Anet A8 Sensor Mount.
The tricky part was connecting the PC to the printer since my Mac wont talk to it.
Instructions ànd details from SkyNet3d Firmware Development are not half bad.
I did have to tweak the configuration file to update where the sensors position is compared to the nozzle.
In the end the setup works. I need to fine tune the printers physical limits (Early tests involved the hot end slamming into the bed) a bit more but it did a 9 point auto level and print last night.
Ordered a Practical 6 - 36V Auto Leveling Sensor for 3D Printer, then printed a mount Anet A8 Sensor Mount.
The tricky part was connecting the PC to the printer since my Mac wont talk to it.
Instructions ànd details from SkyNet3d Firmware Development are not half bad.
I did have to tweak the configuration file to update where the sensors position is compared to the nozzle.
In the end the setup works. I need to fine tune the printers physical limits (Early tests involved the hot end slamming into the bed) a bit more but it did a 9 point auto level and print last night.
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