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Re: Stepper driver help

Such a small stepper can easily be controlled by our common pololu / stepstick drivers. (A988 or DRV8825 are common ) All you'd need is an arduino nano on a breadboard, a driver,a potmeter or encoder...

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Re: Stepper driver help

As Olaf says, you can use a standard low cost driver with that motor. Be sure to adjust the current on the driver to be below the 0.4A rating of your motor. A 12V power supply should be sufficient and...

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Re: Stepper driver help

Okay so if I understand correctly will these parts be sufficient? I am unsure what the potentiometer or the end stop is for. I was hoping to just have a momentary switch for clockwise and another for...

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Re: Stepper driver help

The stepper driver looks OK. You need a 12V supply for the stepper motor driver, not a 5V one. The Pro Mini version of the Arduino isn't the best choice for you because it doesn't include the USB port...

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Re: Stepper driver help

Thank you very much dc42. Is this a good place to purchase the products from or would you recommend a different source?

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Re: Stepper driver help

I entirely agree with dc42 that the Arduino Pro Mini is not the best choice, but it actually does have the 5V regulator onboard. So that it's possible to run it from 12V - it's the pin labeled "RAW"....

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Re: Stepper driver help

Quoteenif I entirely agree with dc42 that the Arduino Pro Mini is not the best choice, but it actually does have the 5V regulator onboard. So that it's possible to run it from 12V - it's the pin...

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Re: Stepper driver help

QuoteJlavape Thank you very much dc42. Is this a good place to purchase the products from or would you recommend a different source? I live in the UK, so I can't comment on suppliers in the US.

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need advice about stepper motor

Hi Everyone - so Im in a robots competition (FIRST) and Im hoping to put a robot together that drives itself around a facility and prints things for people as they order it from their mobile app. The...

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Re: Stepper driver help

If you want to do it without arduino and programming at all, you'd need a "multivibrator chip" like NE555 to endlessly produce step signals. Then add a switch to set the drivers dir pin HIGH or LOW...

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Re: Stepper driver help

I like that idea very much Olaf. I do not have much experience in this field and simple is good. I already ordered an Arduino but since this project is time sensitive I will likely save that for a...

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Re: Stepper driver help

I recommend you stick with the Arduino. It's very easy to learn to program, far more flexible than hardware alone, and you can change the behaviour easily by reprogramming it.

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Re: Stepper driver help

dc42 is right, arduino will bring you home easier, but it's kind of overkill. -Olaf

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Help with steppers for Kossel mini

Hi guys, Repraps have recently caught my eye and I have been planning to build one soon. So for now I have been furiously sourcing for parts. I plan on building a standard size (240mm x 600mm) Kossel...

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Re: Help with steppers for Kossel mini

If you are planning to use A4988 drivers with 1/16 microstepping, I would consider 0.9° steppers for better accuracy. DRV8825 steppers work well with 1.8° steppers, but would benefit from the "decay...

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Re: Help with steppers for Kossel mini

Hi, thanks for the reply! If I choose to stick with 1.8 degree steppers, is a holding torque of 40N.cm enough? I read somewhere that the holding torque only affects the printing speed, whereby more...

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Re: Help with steppers for Kossel mini

Theese: [www.omc-stepperonline.com] I have them for XYZ-axis on my delta, bought them on recommendation from a very active member of theese forums, dc42.

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Re: Help with steppers for Kossel mini

Either of those stepper motors should work OK. The 42SHD0217-24B is better, both because it has higher torque (0.5Nm vs 0.4Nm) and a lower rated current that is more suited to common stepper motor...

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Re: Help with steppers for Kossel mini

Hi guys, Thank you so much for the reply, helped alot! Cheers

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Stepper motor assistance

Hello, Here's what I have: Price is right IGT slot machine wheel connected to.... K179 Stepper driver (which controls speed and direction of wheel) Light control board (controls chasing light speed)...

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