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FLSUN QQ-S Pro to SKR E3 mini V3 conversion plate — image 1

FLSUN QQ-S Pro to SKR E3 mini V3 conversion plate

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Plate to mount SKR E3 mini V3 in FLSUN QQ-S Pro.

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This plate will provide a mount for SKR E3 mini V3 in FLSUN QQ-S Pro.  The plate is fine in PLA, no support, and just about any settings.

It is designed to re-use the screws from the OEM board.  They self-tap and hold just fine.

The board is mounted on an obscure angle on the plate but it works out about the only way it can.  I pass the micro-USB through the RG45 hole.  It could make some sense to install something to keep the micro-USB cable from wearing where it touches the metal but I use cables from Dollarama and am not all that worried about it.

I've thought of creating a mount that provides for both the E3 mini V3 and an rPi 4b but it would be a tight fit and I like to keep the pi in open air where it can cool.  Plus, I use rPi cameras so the pi needs to be fairly close to the cam.  If someone wants an all-in-one solution, I might consider working on it.  Drop me a note.

I'd like to say the SKR E3 mini V3 is a really sweet board;  ideal for the QQ-S Pro.  Using 16 micro steps, quality is extremely good.  It's a great solution that I would recommend to a QQ-S Pro user who is not afraid to walk over hot coals to get the whole thing wired and configured.

I've been running Klipper for the last while.  I may upload my configs for others to use.  Print speeds max out at 200mm/s with the stock nozzle.  I will play with a CHT and see how that goes.  There is some ringing.  X&Y frequencies are around 20Hz so the chassis could use some stiffening.  I plan to add some stiffening elements but not go much further than that.  The QQ-S Pro is a wonderful printer but it will never be a Voron.

Happy printing!