Mi nombre es José Alfredo Rivera Turcios y soy un Desarrollador Web Full Stack con sede en el sur de California.

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Desarrollador Web Full-Stack con más de 5 años + de experiencia diseñando, desarrollando y administrando sitios complejos de comercio electrónico y aplicaciones internas. Disfruta integrando tecnologías para resolver problemas. Apasionado por abordar los desafíos de programación desde diferentes ángulos y colaborar con otros para crear aplicaciones web significativas. Excelentes habilidades de comunicación verbal y escrita junto con fuertes habilidades de gestión de proyectos.Trabajando duro y capaz de realizar múltiples tareas de manera eficiente.Fluido en inglés y español.

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Well, it's been a few months. Let's welcome the newest addition to the family. Kaos, my new Voron 2.4r2.
<img src="https://cockpit.j-rivera.com/storage/uploads/2024/03/07/65ea0cbabdcb8voron-name-plate.jpg"
 alt="Kaos (V.2.4726)" width="2048" height="1638" />
Serial V2.4726
Build Volume: 350x350x350 mm

voron-home-lab.jpg

Well, it's been a few months. Let's welcome the newest addition to the family. Kaos, my new Voron 2.4r2.

Voron

voron

I bought my first 3D Printer at the beginning of 2019. An Ender 3 Pro. I played with it for a few months. Installed
 <a href="https://octoprint.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer">OctoPrint</a> on a Raspberry Pi and then quickly
 lost interest. About 2 years later I decided to dust it off and upgrade
 it a bit.

The first upgrade was a CR Touch Auto Bed Leveling Sensor. This required a 32 bit board. My Ender 3 Pro is
 an older printer so it came with an 8 bit board. While I was at it I ordered a metal extruder to replace the plastic
 one it came with and a dual z-axis upgrade kit.
<img src="https://cockpit.j-rivera.com/storage/uploads/2023/01/20/63caf6812c90fender-3-pro.jpg"
 alt="Creality Ender 3 Pro" width="1536" height="2048" />
Installing the CR Touch required a firmware upgrade. I decided to compile Marlin with the necessary changes myself,
 instead of using the Creality supplied CR Touch firmware. This turned out to be relatively easy. But as always I was
 bored again. Bored with stability, I needed something else to tinker with. I needed a second printer :P.
I ordered an Ender 3 S1 Pro. Initially I had issues with OctoPrint and the S1. This was due to Creality's version of
 the Marlin Firmware. This gave me the perfect excuse to try <a href="https://www.klipper3d.org/" target="_blank"
 rel="noreferrer">Klipper</a>.
<img src="https://cockpit.j-rivera.com/storage/uploads/2023/01/20/63caf6f3d93a3sonic-pad-s1.jpg"
 alt="Creality Sonic Pad" width="2048" height="2731" />
I ordered a Sonic Pad thinking this would be the easiest way to install Klipper on the S1, but again I ran into
 issues. Advertised features failed to work and the pad was very buggy. What worked for some didn't work for me. I
 started looking into running Klipper off of a Raspberry Pi and decided to give it a go with the Ender 3 Pro. Within an
 hour I had Klipper running successfully via the Fluidd interface. The issues I had with the Sonic Pad were non
 existent on the Pi. To make the change permanent I printed some parts and got a 5" screen and installed <a
 href="https://klipperscreen.readthedocs.io/en/latest/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer">KlipperScreen</a>.

<img src="https://cockpit.j-rivera.com/storage/uploads/2023/01/20/63caf7852fb74klipperscreen-pi3.jpg"
 alt="Raspberry Pi 3 + BTT PITFT50 v2" width="1536" height="2048" />
<img src="https://cockpit.j-rivera.com/storage/uploads/2023/01/20/63caf785681aeklipperscreen-pi3-front.jpg"
 alt="Raspberry Pi 3 + BTT PITFT50 v2" width="1536" height="2048" />
After the success with the Pi, I made a second one to use on the S1. I know that Klipper is capable of running more
 than 1 printer, but since I wanted it mounted on the printer I decided to have 1 Pi per printer.
A few months into Klipper and now I have found the newest thing I never knew I always needed, a <a
 href="https://vorondesign.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer">Voron</a>!
<img src="https://cockpit.j-rivera.com/storage/uploads/2023/01/20/63caf7fc13954creality-printers.jpg"
 alt="Creality Ender 3 Pro and Ender 3 S1 Pro running Klipper." width="1536" height="2048" />

ender-3-pro-klipperscreen.jpg

I bought my first 3D Printer at the beginning of 2019. An Ender 3 Pro. I played with it for a few months. Installed OctoPrint on a Raspberry Pi and then quickly lost interest. About 2 years later I decided to dust it off and upgrade it a bit. The first upgrade was a CR Touch Auto Bed Leveling Sensor. This required a 32 bit board. My Ender 3 Pro is an older printer so it came with an 8 bit board...

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Voron

Klipper the Gateway Drug to Voron