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Glad to see this getting traction. Marlin was getting long in the tooth, and Klipper is a nice upgrade for every non-Prusa printer I've got. We're even starting
by Filligree 4y ago
Glad to see this getting traction. Marlin was getting long in the tooth, and Klipper is a nice upgrade for every non-Prusa printer I've got. We're even starting to see it supplied by the manufacturer in some cases, e.g. the FLSUN V400.
- amelius 4y agoWhat is wrong with Merlin? It's older but that could mean they have more features and ironed out more bugs.
- dicknuckle 4y agoThe math used in each system to control the rate of flow is very different, I believe Klipper's approach gives a much nicer finish. On top of that, Klipper can also compensate for the resonant frequency of the physical frame+substrate of the printer to minimize artifacts and patterns in the final print. You can tune Klipper as much or as little as you want.