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    • code7undefined
      code7
      last edited by

      I've reviewed some of the servo motor posts in the form and am wondering if someone can give advice on the most straightforward way to setup a "52 RPM Premium Planetary Gear Motor w/Encoder" for the extruder on a 3D printer with the Duet 2 Wifi board. I'm looking for the most robust and quick way to implement this and cost is not a concern.

      This is the motor I would like to interface with. Thanks
      https://www.servocity.com/52-rpm-premium-planetary-gear-motor-w-encoder

      Delta Printer Using a Duet 2 Wifi v1.04c, FW3.4.0beta2, Duet WiFi sever 1.26, Duet Web Control 3.3.0

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      • tooundefined
        too @code7
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        @code7 you will need to get a Servo driver that accepts step/direction inputs, then you can connect it to the duet through the large expansion connector.
        Configuration will be just like a normal stepper.

        Cartesian Duet3+Raspberry pi 4 with 5x 1XD using servo drives printing mortars and concrete

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        • code7undefined
          code7
          last edited by code7

          @too It sounds like you might be talking about a stepper motor vs. a servo motor? Is there a controller that you would recommend that has worked well for you?

          Delta Printer Using a Duet 2 Wifi v1.04c, FW3.4.0beta2, Duet WiFi sever 1.26, Duet Web Control 3.3.0

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          • tooundefined
            too @code7
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            @code7 nope, I'm definitely talking about servos 🙂
            We use a bit heavier industrial equipment, so we use these bad boys here:
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            As for other drivers, just search for "servo driver" at your trusted electronics supplier, and you will find boxes similar to this:
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            Cartesian Duet3+Raspberry pi 4 with 5x 1XD using servo drives printing mortars and concrete

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