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Ramps 1.4 Vs 1.7. If that is the case, would it be advisable to. If you are up for klipper ramps 1.4 and 1.6 would be fine (since the processing is done on the pi. In ramps 1.4 the capacitors and resistors are now surface mount (smd) components. As of version 1.3 in order to fit. What is the big difference? I have been a robo r1+ owner for awhile now and just started having issues with the heat bed. Your 3d printer has a brain to do the processing and the muscle to do the work, but it's the ramps 1.4 that connects them. The ramps 1.4 has them oriented sideways with a heatsink in a way that allows it to be easily plugged. This ended up being a ramps issue. I think the easiest would be something like the skr, if you are planning to stick with marlin. This provided more space for. Both use the same mosfet but simply have them installed differently: I am confused whether to use ramps 1.4 or 1.5 or 1.6. Version 1.4 uses surface mount capacitors and resistors to further cover edge issue cases.

Your 3d printer has a brain to do the processing and the muscle to do the work, but it's the ramps 1.4 that connects them. This provided more space for. As of version 1.3 in order to fit. This ended up being a ramps issue. In ramps 1.4 the capacitors and resistors are now surface mount (smd) components. If you are up for klipper ramps 1.4 and 1.6 would be fine (since the processing is done on the pi. I think the easiest would be something like the skr, if you are planning to stick with marlin. Version 1.4 uses surface mount capacitors and resistors to further cover edge issue cases. The ramps 1.4 has them oriented sideways with a heatsink in a way that allows it to be easily plugged. Both use the same mosfet but simply have them installed differently:

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Ramps 1.4 Vs 1.7 This ended up being a ramps issue. This ended up being a ramps issue. If you are up for klipper ramps 1.4 and 1.6 would be fine (since the processing is done on the pi. Your 3d printer has a brain to do the processing and the muscle to do the work, but it's the ramps 1.4 that connects them. In ramps 1.4 the capacitors and resistors are now surface mount (smd) components. I have been a robo r1+ owner for awhile now and just started having issues with the heat bed. As of version 1.3 in order to fit. Version 1.4 uses surface mount capacitors and resistors to further cover edge issue cases. The ramps 1.4 has them oriented sideways with a heatsink in a way that allows it to be easily plugged. I am confused whether to use ramps 1.4 or 1.5 or 1.6. What is the big difference? I think the easiest would be something like the skr, if you are planning to stick with marlin. This provided more space for. Both use the same mosfet but simply have them installed differently: If that is the case, would it be advisable to.