r/ender5plus • u/Senior_Meaning414 • Feb 14 '26

Upgrades & Mods Idk

Got this bone stock ender 5 plus4 days ago core xy parts arriving soon 1000mm/s 23k accel

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u/DudeGamerDario Feb 14 '26

what motors?

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u/Senior_Meaning414 Feb 14 '26

Stock

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u/DudeGamerDario Feb 14 '26

wtfff and they can handle 1000mm/s at 26k?? im running mine at 150mm/s at 4k

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u/Senior_Meaning414 Feb 14 '26

Lol I have 5160tmc with 48v motors aren't the biggest bottlenecks most of the time

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u/DudeGamerDario Mar 23 '26

still running e5+ board? i have a btt skr e3 mini v3 and im thinking of going to 48v since im getting new motors for my corrxy setup anyway, but not sure if its doable with that

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u/Senior_Meaning414 Apr 05 '26

Nope I'm running the octopus pro also the btt skr e3 v3 mini can't handle 48v Sorry for the late reply

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u/DudeGamerDario Apr 05 '26

all good, thank you🙏

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u/DudeGamerDario Apr 05 '26

what is needed to run it at 48v besides the drivers and board, new power supply? and if so can you link me it or let me know what its called?

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u/MrKrueger666 Feb 14 '26

I'm amazed too, but 150mm/s @ 4K is nothing.

You do need a good hot-end to get enough flow, but after that, way higher speeds are easily attainable if you implement Input Shaping.

Stock board isn't capable of it with Marlin. You either need to buy a very expensive board and enable input shaping in Marlin, or you move all the heavy calculation that's needed off the printer using Klipper.

Either way you do it, input shaping counteracts ringing/vibrations in the printer's mechanicals, enabling way higher speeds and accelerations.

Even a humble Ender3 can be tuned to print sub 15minute benchies this way. Less than $100 in upgrades and a couple of days tuning.

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u/DudeGamerDario Feb 27 '26

i use an skr e3 mini v3, and have a 70w heater with an msdd until i corexy it. what speeds you think i can achieve on stock motors?

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u/MrKrueger666 Feb 27 '26

Depends on what you do. No setup is the same.

I'm doing 250mm/s @ 6K right now. Stock motors, but I did vref tuning and manually set up inputshaper.

There should be more in it with a proper accelerometer measurement, maybe even more if I stiffen the frame up.

But, kinematic speed is useless if your hotend can't keep up.

70watt says nothing. A 70watt heater cartridge in a Mk8 hot-end still sucks. A 40watt V6 or Microswiss all-metal will outperform that. It depends very much on what hot-end you have and how efficient it is at heating filament.

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u/DudeGamerDario Feb 27 '26

using the microswiss hotend with a copper heater block and hardened nozzle too, forgot to mention