I am trying to see if the Klipper Documentation will ever be updated i have read through it multiple times to solve my own issues when switching to klipper but it seems like a lot of people here get mad or upset when asking questions or having issues with klipper but the Documentation is years out of date and still doesnt have standard config files for flsun super racer which has been out over a year now and A lot of others have gotten down right mad over someone asking a beginner question or maybe they just dont understand the correct format. I have used the Klipper Documentation entirely to help me make the switch and where marlin has a entire community around it willing to help any time and updates there material consistently which most are probably user ignorance but still when your reading documentation that is no longer relevant and not even klipper understands certain codes in the documentation or is now obsolete. Everyone keeps referencing to the klipper documentation but it is way outdated and in desperate need of a refresh. I just feel that if the documentation was up to par or at least regularly updated then it would cut down on a huge portion of the groups time and also help new commers or beginners work out there problems. Still after all of this time over a year now there is no klipper config file for a Flsun Super Racer Delta Printer so its like playing Russian roulette everyone here ends up cutting copying and pasting a config file that we are not sure is even close or may destroy the printer entirely and many others are missing as well
In the documentation is specifically states to lower z height minimum to -2 during leveling but to zero this out before printing to avoid the nozzle crashing into the bed, Every time i change it to zero after leveling is complete the print head stops about 30mm above the bed and just says out of range but if i change it back then sometimes it works ok then sometimes out of the blue crashes into the bed for no apparent reason. I do all of my leveling even manually delta calibrate, manual bed mesh and manual z height and still slammed right into the bed.
After Leveling and setting the Z height 20mm above the bed it will still slam right into the bed as if the Z offset has no change in the print height. But if i change the z Minimum to 0 then it says out of range but not until its heated up ready to go and 20 mill. above the bed why cant it see that is not going to work before it starts the print it
When leveling klipper will normally turn out numbers of 18 ish millimeters for all probed points on the bed weather delta calibrate or bed mesh either way and after removing the probe and adjusting z height normally to around 16mill. on the probed points with the nozzle but has to go into a Negative Z height to get close enough but the delta calibrate should be showing where 0 is so it should never be going to a negative z height for any reason after delta calibrate has been done the math just doesnt add up.
even though my printer is a delta i get a squared bed mesh and one that is absolutely horrible but when running a bed level on the stock printer board it does perfect never once hit the bed now after trying klipper it has completely destroyed the bed running the nozzle plum through it in the beginning I really like klipper but the bed mesh on a delta is a complete disaster but its using the same probe that the stock is and passes the probe_accuracy command every time. I dont get why i cant get a hexagon image or atleast something that is relativly close to the bed mesh, but works flawlessly on Marlin.
No Slicer has a klipper format, I looked everywhere to find a slicer for klipper but only found Superslicer and even that is sending out commands that are way outdated and klipper cant understand them. I had to chop up my start config so bad just to get cura to print on the same printer it had printed on for over a year
The new bed mesh load profile code that is in the new notifications doesnt show where to even put the code just says add to slicer or start g code but not sure where in the start g code it should be added i later found out that it needs to be added after the g28 code to actually load the mesh with out it being here klipper ignores the bed mesh completely.
after setting z height and saving it the nozzle just sits there while it rebooting it doesnt return to home or atleast raise up a little bit after doing a save_config command the printer will disengage the stepper motors allowing the nozzle to hit the bed then after it hits the bed i have to run a g28 code to home the printer but the old outdated mks robin nano v3 board running marlin was able to take a very accurate bed mesh of the printer, adjust the z offset and home the printer all by its self with a very minimal program just seems like klipper should be able to do 1 of the 3.