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Do you have a video on how to take 3 of these and make a cnc machine?

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Creative video, well done, thanks for sharing it :)

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Thanks ... exactly what I was hoping to find. 🙂 Just so you know, you can save yourself a tiny amount of hassle in your FOR loop by doing this ... for (int i=0; ... instead of coding a whole line just to define 'i'

digitalWrite(STEPPIN, !digitalRead(STEPPIN)); I don't understand. Please explain.

I would like to see a "step motor", like this, that implements feedback control because all the tutorials for such set-ups are not that practical (unless the system requires continues motion).... Good job tho!

hello Sir i have a question I buy a stepper motor with current rating of 3 A then i also buy a TB6600 driver for the stepper motor that has a rating of up to 4.5 A. Im planning to power up the TB6600 with a 24V DC and 1 A. Since my motor need a 3A do I need a source (power supply) with 3A also or the driver will amplify the 1A if i power it with a 24V DC and 1 A?

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Great video! Can it be used for more than one motor simoultaneously?

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Well done sir

How to use 6 pin nema 23 with this tute

I have searched through so much reference, this is the best code available online regarding this matter! Thank you mister.

I have this exact code but I get an error of: 'reverse' was not declared in this scope. ???

Totally like your video. Very straightforward. I am using an H17120434 6 wire stepper motor. Your code functioned perfectly. Thanks for the effort you put into this video.

Thank you, sir... I am quite familiar with Arduinos and stepper motors but not so much stepper drivers. I have a rotary for a laser engraver and it is attached to a DM556 which is similar functionality to the TB6600. Randomly the rotary will start to just start rotating backward in the middle of job (the product on the machine is then garbage). After learning how the driver works, I realize 1 of 2 things is happening. The direction pin wiring is becoming intermittent or the internal connection of the driver for the direction pin is failing. Either way, I now know it is not the stepper motor or the software. It is either the wiring or the driver.

Brother, I used a TB6600 driver with a Nano and wired accordingly and powered with a 12v,10A SMPS. I selected the current and steps/rev(200) with dip switches according to the specifications of the Nema 23 motor referring to the chart. When the motor runs at slow speed it gives a grumbling noise and gets heated up quickly. I tried with another Nema 17 motor with settings changed, still the same grumbling noise and heating. But I used a A4988 driver with the same Nema 17 motor, then it runs smoothly and does not get heated up. Could you advice me please?

hi, very nice video, i have a question for you, i look your video and i make the configuration i proved your code non my arduin, but i have a problem , the motor don't work as in video , but it run only one direction , you can help me?

Hi, could you upload or send me the "modified" code? I took pictures of the code as you went through it but I keep getting an error at a "void reverse" section of the code. Thanks, Pete

Question: Does your method forward/reverse actually do just half the steps that you called for in the argument? Because for each "i" you only pull the STEPPIN either high or low, but not both. So instead you could correct the loop to : for(i=0; i<steps*2; i++)? Am i correct? Thx for the vid, i try to build a stepper motor controller myself in the new year and with this vid i feel prepared!

How do I increase the speed? Thanks

Hi I have the same set up except for I'm using a 12v adapter but Icannot get it to work!!! can someone help me?

how to incrase speed?

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Good job. Right to the point.