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Rostock, Kossel, Simpson, 3DR, and more. See: http://reprap.org/wiki/Category:Delta. Previously named "Delta Robots and Stewart Platform"
Re: IceSL - 12 years ago
Emmanuel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For those who feel adventurous a friend is > developping this slicer : > 1) They might get more users if the license isn't hidden away in a PDF file for people to download and print. 2) They might get more users if the manual isn't hidden away in a PDF file for people to download and print. 3) They might get morby ThrustMe - Experimental
Re: YARRH - Yet Another RepRap Host - 12 years ago
wulfnor Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Everything is written in C++ and Qt, so it should > be fairly simple to compile for diffrent platfors. I want to give it a shot, but the Makefile is missing.by ThrustMe - Experimental
Re: Calibrating Geared Extruder - 12 years ago
johnpanter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My 'E-Steps from my delta marlin > 'configuration_adv.h' seems to be is 836 (see > below) The steps per mm is set in configuration.h. You should have something like this (except with values suitable for your machine): // default settings #define DEFAULT_AXIS_STEPS_PER_UNIT {2*200/1.5, 2*200/1.5, 4*200/1.5by ThrustMe - Delta Machines
Re: Rostock endstops being weird - 12 years ago
johnpanter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Still trying to 'home all axis'. > When any carriage hits its endstop, the carriage > doesnt move away and return slowly, instead the > printer instantly disconnects from the PC. I agree with xclusive585 on suspecting the endstop wiring. To me it sounds as if your endstops are connected between +5 V and GNDby ThrustMe - Delta Machines
Re: Introducing the ramps 10 - "Ramps10" an open source multi-configurable stepper controller shield based on the Ramps 1.4 design. - 12 years ago
ThrustMe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Simba Wrote: > > > It is important that linking two chips works. > I > > can't see why it wouldn't - sharing the load, > > It won't work, and it is obvious why if you > look at the data sheet for any of those chips. You > will inevitably end up with one driver trying to > pull an ouby ThrustMe - Developers
Re: Introducing the ramps 10 - "Ramps10" an open source multi-configurable stepper controller shield based on the Ramps 1.4 design. - 12 years ago
Simba Wrote: > It is important that linking two chips works. I > can't see why it wouldn't - sharing the load, It won't work, and it is obvious why if you look at the data sheet for any of those chips. You will inevitably end up with one driver trying to pull an output high while the other driver is trying to pull the same output low, simply because the power switches aren't synchroniby ThrustMe - Developers
Re: Custom Stepper Motor Driver 2.3 - A3982 - 12 years ago
NoobMan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Obviously, yes. You need the power source to be > bigger than all the consumers tied to it + some > margin. > > The 1A refers to the output current setting, but > driver and rest will have some losses, e.g. > dissipating heat, so it will draw even more than > 1A at input. How did you calculate tby ThrustMe - Controllers
Re: Custom Stepper Motor Driver 2.3 - A3982 - 12 years ago
alkalin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Helllo, > > So I wanted to build my own A3982 driver starting > from the one on reprap: > ( > ) You should definitely read the A3982 datasheet. > When I turned everything on with 12 V it did one > step then stopped. It never worked since. All I > read is a constant 12V (or whatever V+ is)by ThrustMe - Controllers