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Hey Everyone. I was wondering if some kind soul can point me in the right direction. After stepping away from any 3D printing for around a year - I've decided to say 'to hell' with worrying about the electricity costs and fired up the V2 again. I've already made a few upgrades - Aluminum deck panels / Nevermore / KlipperScreen / CHT 0.6 Nozzle & I'm looking to start 'successfully' pushing ABS so that I can build a StealthBurner and a few other parts (apparently a 0.6 Nozzle is not the recommended way to go Voron parts, but I would like to try anyway). I got input shaping working and got the attached results - my question is as the acceleration suggested on both the X & Y varies enormously - '7800 for X' & '4000 for Y' what is the best/recommended practice in this situation - go for the lowest acceleration as the limit, or is there a halfway-house option? Thanks in advance for anyone's input.
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my Portable Input Shaper ( https://github.com/FYSETC/FYSETC-PortableInputShaper ) arrived, installation worked like a charm, but now I'm a bit confused about the result... X-Axis results fine for me, 59Hz with accel <=10300, but Y-Axis only 38,2Hz and accel <=4300 with MZV. what could be wrong with the Y, anyone an Idea?
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Version 2021.06.30
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This mod is for mounting the input shaper printed part in front of the afterbuner, but also mounting on the bed for the SW using the magnets. The threaded inserts are for securing the input shaper on the printed part. BOM 2 Threaded inserts (stock) 2 M3x16 BHCS or SHCS 2 M3x6 BHCS 2 round magnets 8x4 Input Shaper ADXL345-
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