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    • wcmartinoundefined
      wcmartino
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      I have a CoreXY running 4 steppers for Z. Looking at the 6HC which only has 6 drivers. I assume it would be possible to run the 1LC ToolBoard for the extruder thus freeing up a driver for the 4 Z stepper.

      Just want to make sure before I pull the trigger.

      Thanks

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      • A Former User?
        A Former User
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        Sure, but wouldn't 4 motors for Z be over constrained?

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        • Vetiundefined
          Veti
          last edited by

          yes that work.

          alternative the mini5 with the +2 expansion. but the is not yet available for purchase

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          • wcmartinoundefined
            wcmartino
            last edited by

            Thanks for the info.

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            • A Former User?
              A Former User @A Former User
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              @bearer said in Duet 3 Mainboard 6HC and 1LC ToolBoard:

              Sure, but wouldn't 4 motors for Z be over constrained?

              Hush now you might get accused of talking sense...

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              • MikeGeppertundefined
                MikeGeppert
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                Couple comments about the Tool Board I learned:

                1. It only supports 12V fans. While you can feed 24V in and support a 24V hot end, it will only handle 12V fans without modification. I ended up running a wire to the 24V in to support the Hot end fan and it works really well. I replaced my 24V part cooling fan with a 12V version just to make it easer to hook up. I am actually considering getting a 12V fan for the hot end just to get away from the mod I had to make.

                2. The Tool board does not support Auto tuning the hot end yet. This is really a pain. I ended up running both the temp sensor and the Heater to the main board and running the auto tune then copying the results; then hoping the numbers would at least be close on the tool board.

                In the end I ran into Extruder issues so I removed the tool board and ran everything to the main board. I still have extruder issues now, so once I get over that I probable will go back to the tool board.

                Mike Geppert

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                • wcmartinoundefined
                  wcmartino @MikeGeppert
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                  @MikeGeppert said in Duet 3 Mainboard 6HC and 1LC ToolBoard:

                  Couple comments about the Tool Board I learned:

                  1. It only supports 12V fans. While you can feed 24V in and support a 24V hot end, it will only handle 12V fans without modification. I ended up running a wire to the 24V in to support the Hot end fan and it works really well. I replaced my 24V part cooling fan with a 12V version just to make it easer to hook up. I am actually considering getting a 12V fan for the hot end just to get away from the mod I had to make.

                  2. The Tool board does not support Auto tuning the hot end yet. This is really a pain. I ended up running both the temp sensor and the Heater to the main board and running the auto tune then copying the results; then hoping the numbers would at least be close on the tool board.

                  In the end I ran into Extruder issues so I removed the tool board and ran everything to the main board. I still have extruder issues now, so once I get over that I probable will go back to the tool board.

                  Thanks for the information.

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                  • A Former User?
                    A Former User
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                    If you're not in a hurry the next revision of the toolboard has better support for running the fan output at Vin(24v of you're so inclined).

                    Don't think I've seen a timeframe for that, on the other side the fan selection of much better at 12v, i purchased 24v hemera and a dedicated 4 wire fan for 12v with future toolboard in mind.

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