/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2782552
Also, a gun or a rock would do better

>>2782552
do some testing anon

9/11 nice

>>2782549
probably, it just needs to detect something in front of it

>>2782544
fucking around with your neighbor's car or causing tesla's autopilot to go nuts

>>2782542
literally any scrap metal would work, aluminium cans included, you will need great amounts and a way to disperse them in the air around said radar equipped vehicle but yes, anon it would be possible.
just sticking a sharp nail in the tires or a pipe bomb in the engine block would be easier.

>>2782516
That is a good idea, i think i know where i can get my hands on some

Does anyone know how to build them? (i have tried a few times and it turned out pretty well by just hammering a nail into a piece of wood, but i don't know how effective it is gonna be.

>>2761291
I thought the same thing before and this is probably the case. In general I've had a lot of issues with this 3D printer, I haven't been able to print one thing since I bought it 2 years ago.

>>2761271
The only test I see is the home test but I'll look around. I've got no idea what to do with the endstop part since I don't even have that attached.

Since I've got it wired correctly I'm just going to buy another.

>>2761243
I followed a tutorial when I first received it.

If I do it the other way the lights don't turn on, this could be from the wrong configuration but I'll look at it again soon.

I have an old photo actually.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076PQG1FF?starsLeft=1&th=1 this is what I have lol. Getting the Creality one next.

There is only one port I can plug the wires in and 2 arrangements I can put the wires in, there's some type of letter indicator I followed as well so everything matches up. If something is wrong it has to be the BLTouch itself, the wires or my motherboard.

>>2761207
Too lazy to show the mainboard but this is what it looks like, all ports are glued with wires except for one and I have the wires arranged correctly in the board as well. Prior I had the cords arranged wrong and the light on the BLTouch didn't even turn on.

I've tried other firmware too which had BLTouch support and they've all given me the same issue. It's like it's trying to rely on the Z-Stop but it's no longer there.

>>2761202
I compiled https://github.com/mriscoc/Ender3V2S1 this firmware from source and used the GUI to select the BLTouch option which I built via VScode. My board has a dedicated section for a BLTouch yes.

>>2761197
Not sure what that means. All I've done is compiled the firmware and did a couple test homing runs.

>>2761187
I've thought about getting new wires for it but this is what I don't understand, it'll deploy the probe when you turn on the printer but when you home it the probe doesn't release.

I've installed a BLTouch to my Ender 3v2 and flashed the correct firmware but it doesn't release the probe when homing causing it to drill into the glass platform, has anyone had this issue before?

I've compiled the printer's firmware as well and nothing changed.

Video: https://mega.nz/file/I78hFCSZ#8jkM97aHlPA4AVzSJ7MWFHz2gUU7BxtxDNMkT4x6VWk

>>2755966
I compiled the mriscoc firmware + the extra features configuration but my Ender 3v2 still drills into the platform.

Video: https://mega.nz/file/I78hFCSZ#8jkM97aHlPA4AVzSJ7MWFHz2gUU7BxtxDNMkT4x6VWk

Just woke up, I meant to say I'm using https://github.com/mriscoc/Ender3V2S1/releases/download/20240122/Ender3V2-422-BLTUBL-MPC-20240125.bin because my board is 422.