Though I would download all as archival data. If you want my Modified Marlin for use with my optional TL-W3MC2 Proximity sensor and Filament Run-out Sensor It is in the Marlin Firmware only commented out.Ĭomplete Marlin Firmware Uploaded to Google Driveĭownload the version you like it should work as many have download compiled and uploaded them without any complaints. STL files found, modified or created to all work Plus the Hictop original Hex firmware files I keep as backup just in case Hictop stops listing them on their Web site. The Controller Cover I designed in Fusion 360, the modified extruder duct, filament guide, power supply cover, Cable Chain, My Marlin Firmware for stock Hictop and Here is my Google Drive of some of my modifications Leadscrew self-built printer (in progress)
#Cnc usb controller 3d image setting upgrade
Worse (to me) is that you are not going to WANT to upgrade when a clear upgrade is available. Do you then just abandon the controller for ALL of your machines? Or do you just upgrade the ones that the new controller/firmware has the largest benefits for? Then you're back with different ones. Or a new controller comes out with benefits that make it worthwhile to switch. So let's say that a year goes by, and you want a Railcore, or something else that comes out between now and then.
So, since I assume that the goal is to make life easier, I'd keep GRBL where it's the best choice, and use what's the best choice for the hardware that you have. I don't see that this is really going to make your life that much easier.
#Cnc usb controller 3d image setting software
There should be no reason why Marlin can't replace the GRBL, but you are probably going to end up with weirdness, since most of the software to send stuff to the CNC is going to expect GRBL on the receiving end. but not enough so to be worth swapping out the controller on my Marlin based printer. RRF on the Duet is a little better, since local config files are easier to swap out. I needed different compiles of Marlin for 2 printers that were nearly identical, If I had uploaded the wrong build of Marlin to the printer, it would have caused problems. Okay, reducing the kinds of parts I can understand, but why the firmware? You'll need to maintain different compiles of Marlin anyway for different machines.
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