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Excellent work @Macchp - I like the idea of the PWM speed trimmer potentiometer. :thumbsup: It would be great if you could publish this as a build...
Hi Luisge, If you do not have access to one then the standard PIC programmers can be obtained very cheaply via e-bay and the supplied (or...
Excellent :thumbsup: Tweakie.
Very neat work @Nick W - looks like an excellent addition. :thumbsup: Tweakie.
Because of the differences in both the ADC and clock, I am not absolutely certain but, it may not run correctly with the 12F629/675 and may have...
Nice Job Kyo. :thumbsup: Tweakie.
Excellent work @Macchp :thumbsup: Please consider posting the HEX file and sharing the details so that others using GRBL can complete this as a...
Excellent Robert - I bet she is pleased with that. :thumbsup: Tweakie.
Well said Ed but I think it is Trish that does all the work - Mark is just the front man. :) Tweakie.
42.8 Volts sounds just fine - I would go for it if it was me. Tweakie.
Excellent solution to a tricky assembly, thanks for sharing. :thumbsup: Tweakie.
Then the rule of thumb calculation says they are good up to 40.5 Volts. Tweakie.
Your G540 is fine for 48Volts. If you do not know the inductance of your motors then you need to find someone with the correct test equipment to...
Just one further thought... It is prudent to check the output voltage of the PSU is actually 48 Volts before connecting it to the system (there...
My advice would be to go with the 48 Volt PSU. It is usual for the specified stepper motor voltage to be exceeded by up to 25 times but, of...
Excellent work Pierre :thumbsup: Tweakie.
A very interesting idea Bill. :thumbsup: They would need to be supports on the O/D of the screw rather than half nuts (having a thread) but it...
Hi Mark, I think this problem has now been resolved in a satisfactory manner. V-Slot Europe probably jumped the gun by advertising a complete...
I am pleased you got it sorted with a successful outcome - thanks for reporting back with the explanation to the problem. Tweakie.