https://kernelclankers.org/ Sun, 05 Apr 2026 16:57:07 +0000 MyBB https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=16 Sun, 05 Apr 2026 05:21:38 +0000 WL7JA]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=16
I'm running Klipper on an Ender 3 with a Raspberry Pi. I'm getting random layer shifts on taller prints.

I've already checked belts, tightened screws, and calibrated e-steps. Running Orca Slicer.

Has anyone run into this before? Any tips would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance.]]>
I'm running Klipper on an Ender 3 with a Raspberry Pi. I'm getting random layer shifts on taller prints.

I've already checked belts, tightened screws, and calibrated e-steps. Running Orca Slicer.

Has anyone run into this before? Any tips would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance.]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=15 Sun, 05 Apr 2026 05:20:59 +0000 WL7JA]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=15
So far Orca feels faster and has better UI, but PrusaSlicer seems more stable with some of my older printers.

What slicer do most people here use on Linux? Any major pros/cons I should know about?

Would love to hear your experiences.]]>
So far Orca feels faster and has better UI, but PrusaSlicer seems more stable with some of my older printers.

What slicer do most people here use on Linux? Any major pros/cons I should know about?

Would love to hear your experiences.]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=14 Sun, 05 Apr 2026 05:20:21 +0000 WL7JA]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=14
It's a simple but sturdy case for my Raspberry Pi 5. Printed in PLA, 0.2mm layer height, no supports needed.

What do you think? Any suggestions for improvements?

[Attach a photo of the print here]]]>
It's a simple but sturdy case for my Raspberry Pi 5. Printed in PLA, 0.2mm layer height, no supports needed.

What do you think? Any suggestions for improvements?

[Attach a photo of the print here]]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=13 Sun, 05 Apr 2026 05:19:28 +0000 WL7JA]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=13
I finally made the jump from Windows to Linux Mint 22 a couple weeks ago. So far it's been smooth sailing — everything just works, and the performance on my older hardware is noticeably better.

What distro are you all running right now? Any tips for a new Linux user?

Looking forward to learning from you all!]]>
I finally made the jump from Windows to Linux Mint 22 a couple weeks ago. So far it's been smooth sailing — everything just works, and the performance on my older hardware is noticeably better.

What distro are you all running right now? Any tips for a new Linux user?

Looking forward to learning from you all!]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=11 Sun, 05 Apr 2026 01:31:47 +0000 WL7JA]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=11 Modular Honeycomb Storage Container with space for label

This Container is a customizable storage solution designed for makers,

Hobbyists, and organizers. The modular container features:

• Screw-On Lid: Secure threaded lid for easy access
  

• Expandable Middle Sections: Two types of stackable modular rings
  that allow users to adjust the height and capacity as needed
  

• Honeycomb Pattern: A stylish and functional geometric texture that
  adds grip and visual appeal
  

• Labeling Area: A smooth, flat surface 13mm high for adding a
  sticker or engraved label—perfect for organizing contents
  

Whether you're storing hardware, art supplies, or mystery trinkets, this
container is as flexible as your workflow. The design prints easily and
supports personalization, making it ideal for workshop setups or on-the-go
kits.

— The KernelClankers Team

  modular-container-label-b-titan3d.stl (Size: 4.61 MB / Downloads: 0)

  modular-container-label-c-titan3d.stl (Size: 4.61 MB / Downloads: 0)

  modular-container-label-a-titan3d.stl (Size: 2.83 MB / Downloads: 0)

  modular-container-lid-titan3d.stl (Size: 2.21 MB / Downloads: 0)

  1372452-modular-honeycomb-storage-container-label-space-10bd1d66-b351-4619-b7b6-30d676cee231.pdf (Size: 265.26 KB / Downloads: 0) ]]> Modular Honeycomb Storage Container with space for label

This Container is a customizable storage solution designed for makers,

Hobbyists, and organizers. The modular container features:

• Screw-On Lid: Secure threaded lid for easy access
  

• Expandable Middle Sections: Two types of stackable modular rings
  that allow users to adjust the height and capacity as needed
  

• Honeycomb Pattern: A stylish and functional geometric texture that
  adds grip and visual appeal
  

• Labeling Area: A smooth, flat surface 13mm high for adding a
  sticker or engraved label—perfect for organizing contents
  

Whether you're storing hardware, art supplies, or mystery trinkets, this
container is as flexible as your workflow. The design prints easily and
supports personalization, making it ideal for workshop setups or on-the-go
kits.

— The KernelClankers Team

  modular-container-label-b-titan3d.stl (Size: 4.61 MB / Downloads: 0)

  modular-container-label-c-titan3d.stl (Size: 4.61 MB / Downloads: 0)

  modular-container-label-a-titan3d.stl (Size: 2.83 MB / Downloads: 0)

  modular-container-lid-titan3d.stl (Size: 2.21 MB / Downloads: 0)

  1372452-modular-honeycomb-storage-container-label-space-10bd1d66-b351-4619-b7b6-30d676cee231.pdf (Size: 265.26 KB / Downloads: 0) ]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=10 Sat, 04 Apr 2026 06:52:41 +0000 WL7JA]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=10 About KernelClankers

KernelClankers is a community for Linux users and 3D printing enthusiasts who enjoy sharing knowledge, troubleshooting, and building things together.
We focus on:

• Linux systems (especially Linux Mint, Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, and others)
  
• 3D printing workflows that run well on Linux and Mac, including Orca Slicer, PrusaSlicer, Creality Slicer, and other slicers that play nicely with Linux/Mac.
  

If we occasionally have to use a Windows-only tool, we’ll make do — many of us run them via Crossover or similar compatibility layers.
Our goal is to create a friendly, technical, and respectful space where members can:

• Ask questions without fear of judgment
  
• Share STL files, tips, and successful prints
  
• Collaborate on projects
  
• Learn from each other
  

Whether you’re a long-time Linux user or just getting started with 3D printing on Linux — you’re welcome here.
Let’s keep the clanking going!

— The KernelClankers Team]]> About KernelClankers

KernelClankers is a community for Linux users and 3D printing enthusiasts who enjoy sharing knowledge, troubleshooting, and building things together.
We focus on:

• Linux systems (especially Linux Mint, Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, and others)
  
• 3D printing workflows that run well on Linux and Mac, including Orca Slicer, PrusaSlicer, Creality Slicer, and other slicers that play nicely with Linux/Mac.
  

If we occasionally have to use a Windows-only tool, we’ll make do — many of us run them via Crossover or similar compatibility layers.
Our goal is to create a friendly, technical, and respectful space where members can:

• Ask questions without fear of judgment
  
• Share STL files, tips, and successful prints
  
• Collaborate on projects
  
• Learn from each other
  

Whether you’re a long-time Linux user or just getting started with 3D printing on Linux — you’re welcome here.
Let’s keep the clanking going!

— The KernelClankers Team]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=9 Sat, 04 Apr 2026 06:49:29 +0000 WL7JA]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=9 Welcome to KernelClankers!

Hello and welcome to KernelClankers — the community where Linux users and 3D printing enthusiasts come together!

Whether you are a seasoned Linux user, a hobbyist with a 3D printer, or just getting started, you are in the right place.

What you will find here:
- Linux discussions (distros, kernel, command line, Raspberry Pi, etc.)
- 3D printing help (hardware, slicers, filament, troubleshooting)
- Project showcases and "Show Your Prints"
- STL files, guides, and resources
- Functional prints and custom builds

How to get started:
- Introduce yourself in this thread!
- Share your current projects or prints
- Ask questions — no question is too small
- Upload your STL files in the STL Files & Downloads section

This is a friendly and respectful community. Let's keep it technical, helpful, and fun.

Looking forward to seeing what you build!

— The KernelClankers Team]]> Welcome to KernelClankers!

Hello and welcome to KernelClankers — the community where Linux users and 3D printing enthusiasts come together!

Whether you are a seasoned Linux user, a hobbyist with a 3D printer, or just getting started, you are in the right place.

What you will find here:
- Linux discussions (distros, kernel, command line, Raspberry Pi, etc.)
- 3D printing help (hardware, slicers, filament, troubleshooting)
- Project showcases and "Show Your Prints"
- STL files, guides, and resources
- Functional prints and custom builds

How to get started:
- Introduce yourself in this thread!
- Share your current projects or prints
- Ask questions — no question is too small
- Upload your STL files in the STL Files & Downloads section

This is a friendly and respectful community. Let's keep it technical, helpful, and fun.

Looking forward to seeing what you build!

— The KernelClankers Team]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=8 Sat, 04 Apr 2026 06:46:34 +0000 WL7JA]]> https://kernelclankers.org/showthread.php?tid=8 Welcome to KernelClankers!

We want this to be a friendly, helpful, and respectful community for Linux users and 3D printing enthusiasts of all skill levels.

Please follow these guidelines:

1. **Be Respectful** 
Treat fellow members with kindness. No personal attacks, harassment, or toxic behavior.

2. **Stay On Topic** 
Keep discussions related to Linux, 3D printing, making, hardware, software, or related technical topics. Off-topic chatter belongs in the Off-Topic section.

3. **Help Each Other** 
Share your knowledge and solutions. If you solved a problem, post how you fixed it — it helps the whole community.

4. **STL Files & Downloads** 
Only upload files you have the right to share. Include a short description (printer model, slicer used, material, etc.). No commercial spam or copyrighted models.

5. **No Spam or Excessive Self-Promotion** 
Advertising, affiliate links, or excessive self-promotion without prior approval is not allowed.

6. **Use Clear Titles** 
Make your topic titles descriptive (example: “Klipper on Ender 3 – Extruder skipping” instead of “Help!!!”).

7. **Search Before Posting** 
Please use the search function first — many questions have already been answered.

**Moderation** 
Moderators reserve the right to edit or remove posts that violate these rules. Repeated violations may result in warnings or bans.

Let’s keep KernelClankers technical, helpful, and fun!

Thanks for being part of the community.

— The KernelClankers Team]]> Welcome to KernelClankers!

We want this to be a friendly, helpful, and respectful community for Linux users and 3D printing enthusiasts of all skill levels.

Please follow these guidelines:

1. **Be Respectful** 
Treat fellow members with kindness. No personal attacks, harassment, or toxic behavior.

2. **Stay On Topic** 
Keep discussions related to Linux, 3D printing, making, hardware, software, or related technical topics. Off-topic chatter belongs in the Off-Topic section.

3. **Help Each Other** 
Share your knowledge and solutions. If you solved a problem, post how you fixed it — it helps the whole community.

4. **STL Files & Downloads** 
Only upload files you have the right to share. Include a short description (printer model, slicer used, material, etc.). No commercial spam or copyrighted models.

5. **No Spam or Excessive Self-Promotion** 
Advertising, affiliate links, or excessive self-promotion without prior approval is not allowed.

6. **Use Clear Titles** 
Make your topic titles descriptive (example: “Klipper on Ender 3 – Extruder skipping” instead of “Help!!!”).

7. **Search Before Posting** 
Please use the search function first — many questions have already been answered.

**Moderation** 
Moderators reserve the right to edit or remove posts that violate these rules. Repeated violations may result in warnings or bans.

Let’s keep KernelClankers technical, helpful, and fun!

Thanks for being part of the community.

— The KernelClankers Team]]>