On 12/5/24 05:49, gene heskett wrote:

And this was supposed to go PM to Dave, t-bird is new version, screwed up.
On 10/30/24 09:24, Dave Engvall wrote:
All good responses, many thanks! Still lots of outside work going on in prep for winter. Nights are freezing +- a few degrees. Will be back for more help if and when I need it. ;-) Rather certain I’ll need it. :-(.  Thanks to all who replied and even to those who considered replying.

Dave

Haven't had an email from you in months, how are you doing these days?

One of the things I've been playing with are the new "closed loop stepper/servos" both in the garage, and in 3d printers here in the house. They run much cooler, don't skip steps and with the newer drivers from Hanpose, run on 4x the former voltage so are considerably faster. And they have a failure output that can stop LCNC in a millisecond. I've replaced both motors on the Sheldon, 2 of the 4 on the 6040 gantry mill, 1 for an A axis on the GO704 but have the other 3 for the GO704 on site waiting basically on some warmer weather and a round tuit. And 2 in my fav 3d printer, a highly modified Ender 5 Plus that now runs about 8x faster than OOTB 3 years ago. I've 3 more printers in various stages of being rebuilt using these new motors. If I don't fall over first.

They stand up to investigation. No ticklish servo tuning, they simply do as they are told. The motor has its own encoder that's wired only to the driver. The error determines the motor currant and that allows them to run lots cooler. At the same time, if the error goes up, the driver will hit them with every amp the psu has, skipped steps are history in that they don't happen. Cost over regular steppers ranges between $40 and $80 per axis. They Just Work.

Stay warm and well.

Cheers, Gene Heskett, CET.


Cheers, Gene Heskett, CET.
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