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    Keling 5056 driver setup

    Hi all,

    Finally got my 5056 drivers tested with my 497 oz.in stepper motors. They worked great. Now its on to getting all the parts installed in a controller box. Will update as I go along.


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    My Setup. Not done yet.

    Hi all,

    Here are some pics I took of my cnc controller. I am placing everything in a pc case which I got real cheap (US$23). I have to plan where to put everything inside the box and once thats done, I will screw them all down and connect all the wires. Will post more pics as I go along.






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    I have read good things about keling and their drivers, I will be watching this thread!!


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    Latest update.
    I have screwed down most of the parts. 80% wired up. The wiring isn't color coded so I had to be extra careful not to wire up wrongly. Else its a puff of smoke.

    Here are some pics.






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    Hi all,

    My cnc controller box is all done up and tested. Everything working as it should be. I just need to connect the motor to the mill and I should be good for cutting parts. Unfortunately my mill isn't here yet, so here is a few pics on my controller setup.

    Imagine, 3 months ago i was asking myself can I do this. Now I can say I have arrived. Well at least for the controller I think I have, thanks to everyone who helped. Forum like this is such a blessing to have.





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    It looks nice

    It looks nice


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    Very nice, good job!


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    Thanks guys. It wasn't as difficult as I thought it was. Thanks to this wonderful forum.


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    Do you have 5v or gnd connected to the ena+ port on the 5056? I thought I read in the documentation you don't need it?


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    Wow, what a revival. Hi Toby, I have since sold off all my stuffs. t has been an enjoyable time learning about CNC. Will I pick it up again? Hmmmm.... maybe not... But it was fun none the less.


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