@droftarts
Like this?
If it is correct I've finished! And that's because of you!
I'd like to share with you my project: it has a volume of 560X630X700 mm with a Dyzend pro hotend and a DyzExtruder pro, and as you know two Z and 2 Y axis, each one with a NEMA 23 motor.
It is inspired to this:
https://3ddistributed.com/3d-printers/workhorse-printer/
I hope you like it (it's a bit expensive but ok this is my hobby).
Waiting for your comments...
Thankyou for your help Ian.
I've downloaded the config.zip.
Now I need to add a second axis for Z and Y:
I've read
https://docs.duet3d.com/User_manual/Connecting_hardware/Motors_configuring#using-more-than-one-motor-on-an-axis-with-a-separate-driver-for-each-motor
but it's not so clear what I've to do.
Can you explain me better what I've to change and in which file?
Thankyou so much!
@droftarts
Sorry Ian, just to be sure (I don't want to cook my NEMA 23); this is the technical paper:
so 2,8 * 70% we can say 2000mA, right?
@droftarts
No, I don't have a panelDue (I want to pilot the 3D printer directly from the PC if possibile).
My proximity sensor is this one:
Ok if everything seems correct I'd like to send you the page 3:
I've only a little doubt about the motor current: I've NEMA 23 and in the technical specification I see they are 2.8A; on the other hand I've found in this forum that for NEMA 23 we have to set 1000 mA. I'm confused...
@droftarts
No problem...when you've a second if you can look at these and give me back your feedback it will be really appreciated
Waiting for your reply!
@droftarts
Hi, thankyou for your help.
I read your guide but it's a little bit generic for my case.
I'm building a big cartesian 3D printer with 1X, 2Y and 2Z leadscrews.
I want to pilot it in the simplest way (for the moment) so connected directly to a PC if possible.
I've two endstops on X and Y and a proximity sensor (LJ12A3-4-Z/BX) on Z.
I've a Dyzextruder PRO with a bowden configuration and a Dyze PRO hotend.
I'm looking for somebody that can help me through the configuration tool: would you like to help me? If your answer is yes (I hope!) this is my first page completed:
If it is correct I will attach the second one and so on...
Ok Rushmere!
Thankyou for your help (I'm really confused!)
So you suggest something like this? It's correct? Can I proceed with the next step?
@jay_s_uk said in Firmware configuration for endstop pin:
It doesn't need to 100% reflect your machine anyway because as you work through commissioning the machine and checking functionality you will more than likely have to adjust your config anyway.
Thankyou for your reply, but I forgot to say that I'm configuring a Duet 3 MB 6HC so I don't have the option xstop or ystop but only the following ones:
Hi everybody,
I need some help in order to choose the right configuration for a cartesian 3D printer on https://configtool.reprapfirmware.org
In particular I'm in the section DRIVES
I have an endstop for X and Y axis and a proximity sensor for Z axis and I need to know what I've to select in the following list for each driver:
Thankyou for your help!
Hi everybody,
I've found on the documentation that the latest 3d model of Duet 3D in step format is for the version 1.0: nothing changes for the version 1.01 for the 3D model (dimensions, point of fixing and so on).
Thankyou so much,
Emanuele