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Re: Is it possible to deport motors far from work zone - 9 years ago
Quotegmh39 You could try wrapping the motors with this: Cheap and affordable, i might end up using this combined with the other ideas i received Quotegrat If you put a stacked pulley where the motors normally would be, then you could relocate the motors farther away, and use a single closed loop belt from each motor to drive the stacked pulley. Or, thinking three dimensionally, you could relby starkn - CoreXY Machines
Re: Is it possible to deport motors far from work zone - 9 years ago
Well, i am not allowed to disclose the usage of this device, i can say that it is actually a cnc in a (big) shoebox volume to work on a 10cmx10cm workzone, the head have to be able to move in a z plane, this head carries a prob that reports data about electrical current (i am not even informed about what it reports exactly), and is very sensitive to magnetic fields, that is all i can disclose.by starkn - CoreXY Machines
Is it possible to deport motors far from work zone - 9 years ago
Hello, I am building a device, this device is sensitive to electromagnetic fields, i am trying to lower the electromagnetic interference by moving the motors further away than the work zone, please look at the following picture: The black square/rectangle define the work zone, the place where the head will stay, the left scheme is the standard one, the right one will be what i want to do, is iby starkn - CoreXY Machines
Re: tantilot ( tantilus and core xy ) - 10 years ago
Hello, Any people built this machine recently? i am willing to build one, and was wondering how it performs, i am not a beginner, but i have yet to build a real 3D printer and not just scrap some parts together.by starkn - Tantillus
Re: Atfer Hbot, go to CoreXY. - 11 years ago
Quotesdavi Separated and flipped the motors, removed the tensioner bearings, so now the belts can be tensioned by sliding the motor mount along the slot. Wow that's one smart thing, gotta think of it for my next assembly.by starkn - CoreXY Machines
Re: Is 17hs4401n a good stepper motor? - 11 years ago
Yo people, i bought some other stepper motors, so this question is not really important for me anymore, but maybe someone will someday look for an answer...by starkn - Stepper Motors, Servo Motors, DC Motors
Is 17hs4401n a good stepper motor? - 11 years ago
Hello people, i've been working on my coreXY (first but oversized printer), and i've arrived to the point where i need those nema 17, so i went to aliexpress and found these cheapos, here are the specs: DO you think that they have the right specs? are they powerful enough? i will be driving them with a ramps 1.4, will that be alright? In my humble opinion they should be okay, but you never knby starkn - Stepper Motors, Servo Motors, DC Motors