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Anyone using an Arduino Nano and if so, how it working out?
I have GRBL running on an Arduino Nano 3 (in that I'm getting console responses as expected) but I'm not getting the pinout signals I expect.
Anyone using an Arduino Nano and if so, how it working out?
Yes i do and find it works just as fine as a UNO
I use it and two easydrivers to operate my laser stencle cutter
there is a photo in my gal
Last edited by RMHCNC; 04-14-2012 at 04:30 PM.
Thanks RMHCNC for the reply.
What acceleration and speed settings do you use with your EasyDriver boards? I use them as well but can't get more than about 25 IPM from them at full step.
Thanks again,
Stephen
The G-code loader i use has a speed control setting on it, i just use that setting to control my speeds. load the NC file set my speed and off i go lol. I really dont know much yet when it comes to terms like ipm, inch per min ? The setting range is from 0 to 1000 though and i have easy smooth operation no matter the speed.
Im working on a video and should have it ready by the end of the night.
Last edited by RMHCNC; 04-15-2012 at 07:10 PM.
well i got the video done but cant for the life of me get it posted anywhere other then my fb account lol.
im to new of a user on this site to post links
i have added a link in my homepage tab enjoy lol
Last edited by RMHCNC; 04-18-2012 at 11:56 PM.
YouTube link
http://youtu.be/9dTS1A2F4j8
Bump!
Guess I did a good job lol no comments
http://youtu.be/9dTS1A2F4j8
Well on to my next build
CNC router in the works with a DIY spindle
Hope you enjoyed the video
http://youtu.be/9dTS1A2F4j8
Very cool.
Was wondering what you were writing.
The suspense was killing me.
I almost skipped ahead to the end, but then I was afraid that I might miss something.
What kind of laser are you using?
What software did you use to drive it?
Did you completely DIY or did you follow some plans to build it?
It was a complete DIY Hardware wise but the software end was from a few net posts
The laser is a 1.5 watt 445 nm "blue" diode salvaged from a DLP projector
The laser driver is a simple lm317T ic
The G-code is created by Inkscape using a g-code plugin that creates NC files for Grbl
The g-code is streamed to the nano via a simple g-code loader over USB comport
Ty and hope that answered your questions
http://youtu.be/9dTS1A2F4j8
Yes it was informative, thanks...
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