Hi Luca
They are multi start screws so It is
1600/(2x2) = 400 steps per MM
Is that right
Best Regards Mark
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- Sat Feb 20, 2016 4:05 pm
- Forum: Resoures Sharing
- Topic: Acrylic I3 pro B: BIG Customization
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- Thu Feb 18, 2016 6:48 pm
- Forum: Resoures Sharing
- Topic: Acrylic I3 pro B: BIG Customization
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Re: Acrylic I3 pro B: BIG Customization
Hi Luca
Could you check my maths to see if I've got this right
The steppers are 360/1.8 = 200 steps per rev
multiply by 16 as they are x 16 microstep = 3200 steps per rev
and the feedscrews are 2mm pitch so
3200/2 = 1600 steps per milllimeter
So i've got to set Z axis steps per mm in Marlin to ...
Could you check my maths to see if I've got this right
The steppers are 360/1.8 = 200 steps per rev
multiply by 16 as they are x 16 microstep = 3200 steps per rev
and the feedscrews are 2mm pitch so
3200/2 = 1600 steps per milllimeter
So i've got to set Z axis steps per mm in Marlin to ...
- Wed Feb 17, 2016 5:19 pm
- Forum: Resoures Sharing
- Topic: Acrylic I3 pro B: BIG Customization
- Replies: 13
- Views: 25646
Re: Acrylic I3 pro B: BIG Customization
Hi Luca
Some really nice customizations just what it needs proper guards and covers and some cable chains like "proper" CNC machines
I'm just finishing the build of an i3 pro C dual extruder and some of the components do look very vulnerable especially the endstops and the power supply I don't ...
Some really nice customizations just what it needs proper guards and covers and some cable chains like "proper" CNC machines
I'm just finishing the build of an i3 pro C dual extruder and some of the components do look very vulnerable especially the endstops and the power supply I don't ...
- Mon Feb 15, 2016 4:56 pm
- Forum: Assembly
- Topic: I3 Pro C dual ext first build
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I3 Pro C dual ext first build
Hi All
I am new to the forum and I thought I'd share a few thoughts on building my first 3d Printer (and a minor problem)
I am a control systems technician by profession so I thought I would have little difficulty with this project and indeed I haven't had many problems as yet
GEEETech support ...
I am new to the forum and I thought I'd share a few thoughts on building my first 3d Printer (and a minor problem)
I am a control systems technician by profession so I thought I would have little difficulty with this project and indeed I haven't had many problems as yet
GEEETech support ...