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Will any of this steppers work?

Hi, First I'll Introduce myself, my name is Andres, I'm from Argentina, i'm building a prusa mendel with a friend, using RAMPS electronics, and would like to know if you guys could help me, any of...

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Re: stepper motor 17hs0002-11

As a matter of preference, i choose to overlook all that torque bs, its much less relevant than what it appears to be. First off, depends on which conditions that said torque is measured, some...

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Re: Will any of this steppers work?

The ones which say for example "phase resistance" 12 ohms or more, strike those off from start. In the end, ideally pick one with 2-3-4-(5max) ohms coil resistance and (min1.2A)-1.5-2.0-2.5A current.

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Re: SOLVED Stepper motor too slow

Changing a stepper motor from full step to 1/16 micro stepping will make the motor run slower, since it's still getting the same number of steps. At 1/16, it takes 16 times as many steps to make one...

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Re: stepper motor 17hs0002-11

Finally i buy stepper motor. This is its featuers. 1.7 A 4.08 v 12v 5 A power supply also i can use 12V 2.5 A drv8825 I want to set voltage by pot. How much do I adjust the voltage?

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Re: stepper motor 17hs0002-11

Assuming this is your driver, on that page scroll down and it is written "Current Limit = VREF × 2". So start with 0.8A peak, that means Vref=0.4V. It should have enough torque like that, but if it...

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Stepper for RepRapPro TriColour

I'm slowly getting all the parts to put together a RRP TriColour Mendel. Would these steppers be any good: [www.ebay.co.uk] I'm in the UK so the shipping from Germany is a bonus. Ben

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Re: stepper motor 17hs0002-11

My stepper motor current is 1.7A so Current Limit = VREF × 2 ==> VREF=0.850 V is that right?

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nema stepper cable changing / rewiring.. howto?

Hi, well, this is my first post. Mainly thanks to you, the community, as you always had the specific problem already covered. That helped me out a lot - thank you. Now I'm facing a problem, and I hope...

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Re: stepper motor 17hs0002-11

Nop, not like that. The 1.7A label on the motor is a maximum, not something you want to have. Also the drivers have a current rating which is also a max, again not good have. That pot on the driver...

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Re: nema stepper cable changing / rewiring.. howto?

Perhaps would be nice to know which motors you have, or pictures or something. But anyway you only need to open the motor if you have a 5 wire unipolar only motor to which may try to separate the...

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Re: Stepper for RepRapPro TriColour

Those look ok imo. I would try them with drv8825 drivers.

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Re: nema stepper cable changing / rewiring.. howto?

here are some pictures of the motor: DZMmw2Q.jpg Fully assembled. Four phases and a small part of the coil visible. lmdI2Uz.jpg Housing disassembled, rotor still inside. tcF6LCb.jpg Housing and rotor...

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Re: nema stepper cable changing / rewiring.. howto?

The wires are stranded multiples of small ones, so they do not fracture, so no worries about wire fracturing or solder joints life. Yes by soldering the wires i meant outside the motor. Sry if i was...

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What am I missing

Several places list this motor in the ~ $50 USD range. Applied Motion HT17 [www.mouser.com] [us.misumi-ec.com] [www.walkeremd.com] The first google result for NEMA17 stepper is a ROB-10846 for $17 and...

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Re: What am I missing

Different vendors, different margins. Like in every market.

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Calculating motor torque required

Hey guys I'm still fairly new here but I've spent quite a bit of time doing all sorts of research. One of these areas is choosing the stepper motors and even though it is not the most efficient or...

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Re: Calculating motor torque required

That's a weak field. People simply try and error. Even basic maths is too much for most RepRappers. If you want to do it yourself: F = m * a Force = mass * acceleration Having the required force you...

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Re: Calculating motor torque required

I'm just wanting to know if there are any errors in the way I would be calculating it such as how I arrived at my actual torque based on certain variables and then how I applied it to a load and...

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Re: Calculating motor torque required

Not even manufacturers make torque numbers like that, i think what they give is mostly tested empirically instead. But methodology can differ, some manufacturers will say torque graph is from constant...

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