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Anything related to printer controllers not being Duet, RAMPS or Sanguinololu: microprocessors, motor and heater driver circuitry, gEDA/KiCAD issues, soldering tips, etc.
Re: Corexy issues advice needed - 9 years ago
I talking about the X and Y gear pulley. Not the the extruder. Regardsby linuxbaba - CoreXY Machines
Re: Corexy issues advice needed - 9 years ago
What I think is the gear pulley, the 5mm hole for the stepper motor not in the center of the pulley, forget it if I am wrongby linuxbaba - CoreXY Machines
Re: Moving from Marlin to repetier failed! - 9 years ago
Maybe you forget disable the bluetooth by -1. Forget it if I am wrong.by linuxbaba - Firmware - mainstream and related support
Re: Converting a J-Head from 3mm to 1.75 - 11 years ago
I used PEEK 1.75mm j-head before, half year ago, I bought chinese made metal 3mm e3d and put the OD 3mm ID 2mm PTFE tube inside from the top of e3d down to the half heat block. It run without any problem for half year.by linuxbaba - Reprappers
Re: Openbeam CoreXY in Construction - 11 years ago
Hi RepRot, For the power supply, I using the second hand Sony PS3 12V 23.5A, it have 2 outputs 12V @ 23.5A and 5V @ 0.6A. It only HK$50 and size is 14.8cm X 14.5cm X4.1cm. I got no porblem for the headbed at all and the size is very good for the 3D printer. Cheers.by linuxbaba - CoreXY Machines
Re: Openbeam CoreXY in Construction - 11 years ago
Hi RepRot I am very love your design, are you using solidworks to make it, if yes, may I have copy of it? I have delta prnter, thinking to build corexy. I need some idea, thanks for your help. Cheersby linuxbaba - CoreXY Machines
Re: Ramps board - Smoke from Q3 - 11 years ago
You really need cooling fan for Q3 Mosfet or big heatsink if fit for install. Heatbed may eat a lot of power and heat up the Q3 Mosfet as well.by linuxbaba - RAMPS Electronics
Re: Ramps board - Smoke from Q3 - 11 years ago
Do you have cooling fan for ramps?by linuxbaba - RAMPS Electronics
Re: 1.4 with TB 6560 boards - 11 years ago
My 2 cents again, the power supply 12V5A is far from enough current for 3D printer, Normally, "4 X NEMA17 + 1 Hotend + heated bed" almost need 12V20A". The NEMA23 rated 3A each and NEMA17 only 1.5A.by linuxbaba - RAMPS Electronics
Re: 1.4 with TB 6560 boards - 11 years ago
I did the same before, it works but the speed is very slow. The fast I can set is 40mm per second. About the connection, it can direct wire from 1.4 to tb6560 board, motor pin to motor pin. BtW, 6560 have pulse limitation, firmware marlin not drive it well. I changed to use tb6600.by linuxbaba - RAMPS Electronics
Re: Dual extrusion TB6560 controller - 12 years ago
I did try two of four axis driver board TB6560, both chinese made, one is generic design. It is OK when running slow speed using in CNC router in Marh3, but using in the 3D printer, 20mm/sec will missing steps all the time. Another TB6560 board is custom made, running 45mm/sec sometime will getting same result. I using the Marlin firmware, try to change the stepper.cpp but no luck. Whatby linuxbaba - Controllers
Re: Dual extrusion TB6560 controller - 12 years ago
I hope is not too late to saying that, using THB6064 is much better than TB6560. TB6560 missing step all the time.by linuxbaba - Controllers