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Stepper motor for prusa i3

Posted by icamaster 
Stepper motor for prusa i3
May 12, 2015 07:14AM
I am currently sourcing stepper motors for my prusa i3. Is this motor ok? The holding torque looks alright (5.0kg/cm) but the motor is short length is only 34mm.
Is it fine?
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Re: Stepper motor for prusa i3
July 30, 2015 11:45PM
The shafts on my motors are 22mm, body around 48mm. I am using Automation Technology steppers on my prusa i3, seem to do the job just fine.
Re: Stepper motor for prusa i3
July 31, 2015 04:33AM
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icamaster
I am currently sourcing stepper motors for my prusa i3. Is this motor ok? The holding torque looks alright (5.0kg/cm) but the motor is short length is only 34mm.
Is it fine?

No. Those are unipolar motors, and all standard printer electronics requires bipolar motors. Bipolar motors also provide greater torque. It might be possible to dismantle and modify those motors to be bipolar by disconnecting the centre taps, but save yourself the bother and buy bipolar motors.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/31/2015 04:34AM by dc42.



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