Drone trials in Chitwan
In 2013 we went to the Chitwan national park in Nepal to do some trials for autonmous landscape mapping missions with fixed wing drones.
Read more...In 2013 we went to the Chitwan national park in Nepal to do some trials for autonmous landscape mapping missions with fixed wing drones.
Read more...In 2013 we went to Odzalla national park in Congo to do some trials for autonmous landscape mapping missions. I am uploading some memories from that trip to share with you.
Read more...Here is a collection of things that improve printing with clipper when using Cura 5.5. This is the 2nd installment of a series of articles documenting my journey in “upgrading” an old (2019) Creality Ender 5 with Klipper.
The current problem while printing is, that I get a lot of ringing. Let’s find out what causes it.
The printer has a few hardware modifications installed:
I have always seen the extruder fan more as a problem than as help. The fan does proounce warping and seems to make the 1st layer to detatch.
However, with access to a Sovol SV07, which is an insanley fast klipper printer, I was suprised to see that they are using a quit noisy and strong fan. So it was time to check if it really makes a difference.
Read more...I just figured out that Cura-5 has introduced tree support structures (probably has for some time) and this makes so much more sense. Gone are the times of the massive support structures.
Read more...With a BL-Touch and an accelerometer on the print head, I suddenly need more wires to the extruder (this is stil la bowden drive Ender 5). So working with what I have at hand, I stripped the plugs from an old Kat5 cable and use it as sensor wire.
So I designed this completely not over engineered BL-Touch and and ADLX-345 holder for my Ender 5.
Read more...Upgrading and Ender 5 3D Printer with Klipper.
Read more...Midjourney is an “AI” system for image generation. It used Discord as user interface.
Read more...macOS – with its Posix roots – does come with a couple of useful network services auh as autofs
and sshfs
to name a few. When moving around, I join different networks and in each network, I ant to have different resources available. The following collection of scripts makes it possible to mount and unmount resources depending on location.