Nema 17 motors and electronics
Posted by BillC54
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Nema 17 motors and electronics June 05, 2011 05:44AM |
Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 15 |
Hello Pare,
Just arrived in Tagaytay from Singapore and about to start my first 3D printer.
Who can give me a good source for motors and electronics in MM/Alabang/Tagaytay?
I am almost complete with a design for a T-slot bot, but looks like I will be starting with a wolfstrap while I source the aluminium (yes I'm a Scot).
BillC54
Just arrived in Tagaytay from Singapore and about to start my first 3D printer.
Who can give me a good source for motors and electronics in MM/Alabang/Tagaytay?
I am almost complete with a design for a T-slot bot, but looks like I will be starting with a wolfstrap while I source the aluminium (yes I'm a Scot).
BillC54
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Re: Nema 17 motors and electronics July 13, 2011 03:11PM |
Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 11 |
Try sourcing out from e-gizmo. they even have arduino boards
[www.e-gizmo.com]
They are located at 2nd Floor, VSC Building, 2313 Taft Ave., Malate, Manila.
[www.e-gizmo.com]
They are located at 2nd Floor, VSC Building, 2313 Taft Ave., Malate, Manila.
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Re: Nema 17 motors and electronics October 06, 2011 04:32AM |
Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 15 |
Thanks Joeglens.
E-Gizmo did the business. They only sell surplus motors but after a little time I got what I need for the wolfstrap and also some larger motors for a diy cnc machine. Amazed to see they also have a large range of ballscrews at very reasonable prices.
The Gizduino uses Atmega168, and their new micro-stepping card is also just right for a repstrap.
Now I only need to find/buy/make my hot end and extruder.
E-Gizmo did the business. They only sell surplus motors but after a little time I got what I need for the wolfstrap and also some larger motors for a diy cnc machine. Amazed to see they also have a large range of ballscrews at very reasonable prices.
The Gizduino uses Atmega168, and their new micro-stepping card is also just right for a repstrap.
Now I only need to find/buy/make my hot end and extruder.
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Re: Nema 17 motors and electronics December 30, 2011 06:51AM |
Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 93 |
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Re: Nema 17 motors and electronics April 05, 2013 07:41AM |
Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 88 |
methinks it will cost me around 2k including duties and taxes(~25% of cost)
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Re: Nema 17 motors and electronics April 05, 2013 08:08AM |
Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 11 |
@f3rDz
its been too long since i checked e-gizmo prices, but they are the only game in town that I know and maybe they are taking advantage of this and monopolizing the market. Alexan is the close competitor but they mainly sell components and servo motors, i didn't find any stepper motors on their website
JoeMoney
its been too long since i checked e-gizmo prices, but they are the only game in town that I know and maybe they are taking advantage of this and monopolizing the market. Alexan is the close competitor but they mainly sell components and servo motors, i didn't find any stepper motors on their website
JoeMoney
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Re: Nema 17 motors and electronics May 10, 2013 05:54PM |
Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 15 |
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Re: Nema 17 motors and electronics June 12, 2013 10:20PM |
Registered: 10 years ago Posts: 4 |
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Re: Nema 17 motors and electronics August 04, 2013 07:45PM |
Try calling AA Aluminum @ 9115011, they are a big supplier in metro manila. Here are more details -> AA Aluminum
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Re: Nema 17 motors and electronics August 15, 2013 06:10PM |
hi ppl,
I'm wondering if I can locally source the ff here in the philippines.. preferebly from a store front.
arduino mega, ramps, pololu drivers or sangiunololu, pololu drivers
heatbed
linear bearings, mech endstops, thermistors, toothed belts and pulleys
smooth and threaded rods (any with square form threads?)
nema 17 steppers (i pref kysan)
reprap specific: (doubt if available)
metal z-couplers (flexible metal thingy kind), and anyone fabricated a decent hot end?
thanks for any info
I'm wondering if I can locally source the ff here in the philippines.. preferebly from a store front.
arduino mega, ramps, pololu drivers or sangiunololu, pololu drivers
heatbed
linear bearings, mech endstops, thermistors, toothed belts and pulleys
smooth and threaded rods (any with square form threads?)
nema 17 steppers (i pref kysan)
reprap specific: (doubt if available)
metal z-couplers (flexible metal thingy kind), and anyone fabricated a decent hot end?
thanks for any info
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