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Problem with parking toolhead #170

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fixbeer-x opened this issue Jul 7, 2024 · 1 comment
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Problem with parking toolhead #170

fixbeer-x opened this issue Jul 7, 2024 · 1 comment

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@fixbeer-x
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fixbeer-x commented Jul 7, 2024

Hello, i have an ender 3 s1 pro with klipper installed using a raspberry.
I keep getting the message that my toolhead moves out of range of the x-axis, it doesnt matter if i use realative or absolute.
The ideal situation is that my bed stays in the middle and my toolhead moves all the way to the right.
Can anyone help me resolve this issue?

Absolute:
Timelapse Setup:
enable: True
park: True
park position: x_only time: 0.5 s
park cord x:235.0 y:none dz:0.0
travel speed: 200.0 mm/s
fw_retract: False
retract: 1.0 mm speed: 30.0 mm/s
extrude: 1.0 mm speed: 30.0 mm/s
verbose: False

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Relative:
Timelapse Setup:
enable: True
park: True
park position: x_only time: 0.5 s
park cord x:0.0 y:none dz:235.0
travel speed: 200.0 mm/s
fw_retract: False
retract: 1.0 mm speed: 30.0 mm/s
extrude: 1.0 mm speed: 30.0 mm/s
verbose: False

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hoopdloop commented Feb 4, 2025

Two comments:

  1. In your Klipper config there's a setting to allow for clearance of the toolhead (usually about 15mm). You have to ensure you keep it within the extent of the total width minus the toolhead. Using 235 as the park position doesn't give you any room for the toolhead. Try parking it at 215. If that doesn't work look at your klipper config file and do the math to ensure you're within the bounds.
  2. Why would you park the z axis at 235? Once you get past the X axis issue, it's going to take an extremely long time to part the z axis at 235 for each shot. I would keep the z axis movements within a handful of mm.

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