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stax t8000 clone (well sorta)


kevin gilmore

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On ‎2017‎-‎07‎-‎06 at 7:26 PM, kevin gilmore said:

power jumper block cleaned of all the epoxy

j1,j3,j4 for 100v remove all others

j2 j3 j5 for 120v remove all others

j5,j6 for 240v remove all others

and servo board pictures, unnecessarily complex

tube rollers are going to have a lot of trouble with this, the servo has a pretty limited range, and the Russian similar's definitely will not work

 

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How to make the servo less complex?

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Trying to use the above draft in a board layout. The print out is roughly a quarter of the original DIY T2 board in size. Output section reminds of T2 less unnecessary parts.:peter:   This is progressing very slowly and I’m thinking it might go into trash can before it gets to the CNC router. Hmm..  probably trash can.

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29 minutes ago, spritzer said:

Netlisting is even better if we were ever to bother with schematics...which we never do.  ;D

You guys have it in you - the schematic in your heads. I’ve no head and therefor I use schematic which I derive from your layouts    hihihihi

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