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I tried renaming the firmware as well and didn't work. I'll probably pick up a new board at this point.
I'm currently running Marlin on my other printer and have been curiouse to try others. What about Klipper do you like? I might go that route.
Thanks for the board suggestions, I'll definitely look into those, they should really nice so far.
I like printing fast, so Klipper's resonance compensation helps maintaining good print quality at higher speeds. I've done manual calibration of it and that worked really well for me, so I don't think an accelerometer is mandatory. Pressure advance also improves print quality, but Marlin has linear advance which I think does something similar.
I also think it's very convenient to keep the whole configuration in a text file and just reload it with the press of a button. Marlin has some settings in EEPROM which you can change through printer menus while others require a serial connection to the printer, but for "advanced" settings you have to recompile the entire firmware and flash it. Most things can be circumvented by adding overrides to the slicer start gcode, so it's not really an issue, but over all working with Klipper feels more consistent and streamlined.
I also think having a full web based UI that I can control from any computer, like Mainsail, is really nice. But a disadvantage is that the display I have connected to the printer (the stock E3v2 display) does not work with Klipper so I have to use my phone to interact with the printer if I don't have a laptop in the same room.
Well, shit.
Looking at some of that stuff real quick, at face value, I'm really liking these options and features. This will be a good start with the Ender as I've got my Vyper setup for things that I need quality in and don't care about speed.
I think I'll move the Ender to Klipper and get out set for speed and useful prints over cosmetic needs. It's been annoying printing a bracket or clip with those settings and a .2mm nozzle that takes 8 hours when I know I can get it printed in at least half the time.
Thanks a ton for the suggestions and your input. These kind of changes and modding were exactly what I wanted to do with my Vyper a while ago but didn't because it was my only printer and already tuned.
Fun times are ahead for Kronin!
Good luck!