Thanks for this, it works like a charm

wow this is awesome as I have 3 of these after upgrading to the 6 pack now I can bring them back to life!!

Great video and well done working through the issues. Had a good laugh at the bloopers at the end :)

@hsnorh8180

7 ай бұрын

likewise...👍 end was good...☺️

Excellent Video and a smiley end as a plus. :-)

Thanks for your work!! I'm gonna give it a try with tmc2209 after the holy days (and having some fruitloops) 🎉

Enjoy your vids

Tank for you ❤❤

how you configurate microsteps on shield with tmc2209?

Of course I like this video and I'm even going to subscribe to the channel. I'm dreaming of building myself a precise Pen plotter, and I'm sure all this information will be invaluable to my project.

BTW The ESPduino power connector handles up to 18 volts, in theory you could use the same power for the ESPduino and CNC motors. I was wondering if you tried this and what was your experience with it

@fuzzy4logic

6 күн бұрын

I've tried it with 12 volts but the regulator got pretty hot. Because it is just a linear regulator, the remaining power gets turned into heat. I use mainly buck/burst converters now

i've been trying for several days to get the esp32 with a pin breakout board to work with stepper drivers (dm542t).. which i have succeeded once.. but now nothing seems to be working... i don't have the proper electronic testing equipment like you seem to have.. but the enable pin (gpio.17) does work when doing $me or $md.. but when sending a signal .. no dice. any chance you have an idea of what could be going on? and also you on any discord server or?

@fuzzy4logic

7 ай бұрын

Hey, send me an email, let's talk

Thank you for the video. I was wondering if there was a way to get a copy of your config file? Since all of this is new to me it would be helpful to have an example to work with.👍

@fuzzy4logic

6 ай бұрын

Check out the description. There is a link to my gitlab repository

@dnvm84

6 ай бұрын

@@fuzzy4logic Wow thank you. I looked right at it but thought it was for FluidNC github page.