SHILLEHTEK ADXL345 Pre-Soldered 3-axis Accelerometer Compatible with Klipper, Raspberry Pi & Arduino | High Resolution Tilt-Sensing Accelerometer | Resonance Frequencies Measurement & Klipper Autotune

The device can be discovered by the beaglebone. Even beaglebone supports ADXL345(Check screenshot). Best part was, it was even discovered by i2cdetect on a address. However, never got any data as per the datasheet where I should get x, y and z axis values from address 0x32-0x37(Check the screenshot). Tried moving around the device, but no luck. I ordered another one as a replacement to check if it's really not gonna work with beaglebone or not. May be the device was damaged. If it still does not work for beaglebone with the replacement, then I am out of luck with this PCB. I will update what happensUpdate:It works with beaglebone as well. No issue at all. May be the first one was damaged or had some issues. Recommended. Good product for the price.

Using this for configuring my resonance compensation in Klipper worked great. Follow the docs and this will dramatically help improve your print quality. Note that you'll need to print a mount for your heatbed and extruder if you want to run both tests. I also used jumper wires and a spare Ethernet cable to connect this to the raspberry pi.

Solder job is great. A little flux which is fine but impressed with the flatness of the solder and pins seems to be soldered in the correct direction now, contrary to previous reviews. 5 stars from me

I had no idea something like this existed and it was pretty easy to use and set up with my rpi4b for my 3d printer

Works great! Only issue, wish the pins were bent 90 deg up so that it didn't get in the way of other items when mounted to the hot end carriage.

Intended to use for input shaping in Klipper. Works great and my prints are better because of it.Note if you want to do the same all you need to do is follow the official wiki entry for input shaping, it's a pretty simple process.

Connected easily up to RaspPi4. Ran test just fine. Worked exactly as advertised.

Haven’t had a chance to actually use it because the mounts I pre printed for this won’t fit because the pins extend away from the front of the board while every mount I’ve found so far works with the pins facing the same direction as the front.Small stuff but a bit of an oversight