#Monolith Toolhead

Thanks to all of you, I acquired a thermal camera to aid with the toolhead development…

The Monolith toolhead uses the ducts as heatsinks, so to prevent heatcreep and increment the efficiency of the coldside it can be useful to have the part cooling fan always running at least at the minimum speed when the heater is on. This greatly helps with heatcreep prone materials, and it lets you print in hotter chambers without any fears…

You guys asked for the Klipper configuration to get started with the toolhead, so here it is. This only includes the critical stuff…

The last time Adeo showed us how changing the thermistor location will yield more accurate and less laggy readings…

While developing a hotend, a critical choice to make is which kind of heater to use. There are a lot of alternatives to choose from, and each one has its pro and cons:…

After testing the current heatblock design, one thing that stands out is that the temperature isn't consistent in the cross section and the thermistor lags behind a while. This isn't ideal and can cause degradation in the filament, and print quality issues in general…

I wanted to get back into PLA printing to learn more about the toolhead's thermal performance. I chose this skull pencil holder because it has a crazy amount of retractions…

Today I was trying to beat my previous best flow rate of 83mm3/s (1000mm/s)…

Top Rail? Front Rail? How do you choose, and where do you want the COM to be?…

With most SLM providers you can choose to get either 316L or 17-4PH steel…