Nlancaster, OK, well I'll concede that it may not be technically ATX, I'm not worried about the precise specification of an ATX PSU. Nlancaster - I was able to derive a step-time based motion solution from the tick-based one You must be close to an Amazon distribution center I literally ordered some hatchbox pla on amazon a few hours ago. that PSU is probably labled properly as FLEX-ATX it isn't an ATX psuĪTX means a certain physical form factor the PSU box itself. identifies it as a "1U Server ATX supply " The wires don't make a PSU a certain form factor That's the max current per rail, that doesn't mean every rail can supply that much current at the same time Once the electronics are out, I can start migrating stuff to a different board as well, and start testing my motion codeĪmeisen, the PSU is and the cover says "+12V1 & 12V2 & 12V3 = 39A max"Īmeisen, I cut ATX wires off it. XXCoder - I need to move the electronics out of my printer so I can alter the mounting systems and put in linear guides
is probably more current than most ATX PSUs can handleĪ quick buzz of the yellow wires with a multimeter seems to show that all the different yellow wires (yellow/black, yellow/blue and yellow) are connected though It's winter so I have to sand indoors, which sucksĪlterego: it seems it slight tightening of one of the belt seems to have a beter result. but also a lot of PSU's are just single rail with multiple 12v lines. I've read about a bit and found that you shouldn't combine dual rails together. I have a ATX power supply and with two extruders and the heated bed on the PSU trips out. Need to cut some 2x4s for the supports/shelf So I have somewhere to do electronics workĬan't readily disassemble a printer without itīecause it's difficult printing something that large. Oh, no, I'm building my workbench for my study/office
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I definitely need to figure how to make enclosure for my cnc electrics you talked about wood then electrics, made me wonder if you was making cnc rputer or something :)
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Just tired of running my motion code in simulations onlyĪhh ok. I'm not making a router, nor do I want to use linuxcnc Such as the 3D printers we are usually talking about in here :-) CNC mills and lasercutters are something the smoothie firmware knows how to control, ask for I don't think it can work just plugged into Marlin - not sure how their single-axis, multiple pulses every ISR system'd workĪmeisen: cnc router or something? use linuxcncĬNC is Computer Numerical Control, and although MOST people only associate it with conventional CNC Mills, they should look around and take notice that many things in their daily life are CNC controlled. I want to test my damned motion code alreadyīut I need a workbench with my electronics exposed However, I need this wood (and a bit more) to build my electronics workbench Just finished cutting and sanding some 4x4s He sold stock before intel MASSSSIVE bug was exposed
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