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    • alil2096
      alil2096 last edited by

      Hi all πŸ™‚

      I'm a very satisfied cosumer of duet, I love it..

      Now I want to try to install the nema 17 with encoder on my 3d printer, only on X and Y axes, but I've not idea what I must do it..

      Someone have an idea? πŸ˜„

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      • dc42
        dc42 administrators last edited by

        Please provide a link to the datasheet of the stepper motor with encoder.

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        • alil2096
          alil2096 last edited by

          http://www.rta.it/uploads/EM_1H2H-04D0.pdf

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          • DjDemonD
            DjDemonD last edited by

            Has there been an attempt to make a stepper servo type system using duet? There must be enough processing power to monitor the encoder and close the positioning loop. Whether it really gains you anything in 3d printing is debatable but it would be interesting to be able to test it with some dual shaft steppers and encoders. I have dual shaft steppers on my corexy a and b motors.

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            • Edkirk
              Edkirk last edited by

              I am using Teknic Clearpath servos https://www.teknic.com/products/clearpath-brushless-dc-servo-motors/ on my core x/y they are great, super smooth and quiet, very quiet! They don't close the positioning loop but they don't skip. Extreme overkill for a 3d printer. I upgraded my other core x/y (Nema 17 steppers) to Duet WiFi and it is almost as smooth and quiet. I am very satisfied with the Duet board and optical sensor, beautiful prints and can't hear it operating. I plan on upgrading the printer with Clearpath servos from the Rambo with B/L Touch to Duet WiFi with the optical sensor, the ultimate combination.

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              • Edkirk
                Edkirk last edited by

                Just wanted to add the Clearpath servos are programmable and can sense current with alarm output. I haven’t tried it yet but it may be possible to use this for endstop sensing. Future project.

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                • alil2096
                  alil2096 last edited by

                  @Edkirk:

                  I am using Teknic Clearpath servos https://www.teknic.com/products/clearpath-brushless-dc-servo-motors/ on my core x/y they are great, super smooth and quiet, very quiet! They don't close the positioning loop but they don't skip. Extreme overkill for a 3d printer. I upgraded my other core x/y (Nema 17 steppers) to Duet WiFi and it is almost as smooth and quiet. I am very satisfied with the Duet board and optical sensor, beautiful prints and can't hear it operating. I plan on upgrading the printer with Clearpath servos from the Rambo with B/L Touch to Duet WiFi with the optical sensor, the ultimate combination.

                  Hi, how do you have to do for installing the motor? All please πŸ˜‰

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                  • Edkirk
                    Edkirk last edited by

                    @alil2096:

                    @Edkirk:

                    I am using Teknic Clearpath servos https://www.teknic.com/products/clearpath-brushless-dc-servo-motors/ on my core x/y they are great, super smooth and quiet, very quiet! They don't close the positioning loop but they don't skip. Extreme overkill for a 3d printer. I upgraded my other core x/y (Nema 17 steppers) to Duet WiFi and it is almost as smooth and quiet. I am very satisfied with the Duet board and optical sensor, beautiful prints and can't hear it operating. I plan on upgrading the printer with Clearpath servos from the Rambo with B/L Touch to Duet WiFi with the optical sensor, the ultimate combination.

                    Hi, how do you have to do for installing the motor? All please πŸ˜‰

                    I don't know what you are asking for, I have a short project in hackaday.io search for "CoreXY 3D Printer using servos"

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                    • alil2096
                      alil2096 last edited by

                      I try again πŸ˜„

                      Do you have only use your clearpath how a normal nema 17? Or you have must to do a modify the firmware?

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