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Enclosure Heater on Duex2 - 6 years ago
Hi guys, I want to mount a Enclosure heater for my 3D printer and was wondering if the Duex2 Expansion board is able to power this through the extruder heaters. I have read somewhere that the Duet Wifi is able to go upto about 9Amps for the extruder heaters but couldn't find much information for the Duex2 boards. Enclosure heater that I am using: So the heater is 24V at 150W - which would beby rikesh942014 - Duet
Re: IDEX for CoreXY - 6 years ago
Quotedc42 Quoterikesh942014 Quotedc42 RepRapFirmware has supported dual head CoreXY machines for over a year but with a different motor configuration. Search for CoreXYU and CoreXYUV. Yep I did some research and came across that. but I was just wondering if something similar to the above would be technically possible as I wanted to try it. I think that's the same as the existing CoreXYU kinematby rikesh942014 - CoreXY Machines
Re: IDEX for CoreXY - 6 years ago
Quotedc42 RepRapFirmware has supported dual head CoreXY machines for over a year but with a different motor configuration. Search for CoreXYU and CoreXYUV. Yep I did some research and came across that. but I was just wondering if something similar to the above would be technically possible as I wanted to try it.by rikesh942014 - CoreXY Machines
Re: IDEX for CoreXY - 6 years ago
Quotedc42 QuoteFA-MAS I think stationary would be the hard part. I've seen a few machines out there that do it but the motor moves with the Y axis. I would think for a stationary setup, the motor could be in a 3rd corner, a pulley in the opposite corner, and with a belt forming a T across the X Axis rail with another pulley at the bottom of the T being on one of your bearing blocks. The hard paby rikesh942014 - CoreXY Machines