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KlipperLab Editorial
KlipperLab Editorial is the publishing identity for KlipperLab. It is a desk, not a person: no named author, no biography, no professional certifications.
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Posts (4)
- Getting Started
Klipper Hardware Requirements: SBC, MCU, and Sensors
What Klipper actually needs to run: a Linux host, a supported control board, an accelerometer for input shaping, and the wiring between them.
- Comparisons
Klipper vs Marlin: Which Firmware Should You Run?
A spec-level comparison of Klipper and Marlin: where motion is computed, how each is configured, what tuning features ship, and who each one suits.
- Tuning
Klipper Input Shaper Setup: Wiring and Tuning an ADXL345
Wiring, configuration, and calibration commands for measuring resonance with an ADXL345 in Klipper, plus fixes for the errors that stop a run.
- Fundamentals
Klipper Firmware Architecture and Input Shaper Tuning
How Klipper splits motion planning between the host and the MCU, and how to tune pressure advance and input shaping in the order that works.