Arduino Project - DIY 3D Printed Rotating Display Table

[@TBonerism]

It should be noted that there are jumpers on the pins for the X Axis driver that is forcing the stepper to microstep. With the A4988, all 3 jumpers has it set to 1/16th step and on the DRV8825 driver, this would be set to a 1/32nd step.

[@3dprinterart299]

thank you for your comment

[@rais7450]

Excellent work!

[@deepechotv5512]

Hello, I loved your project and I did it too, but it makes a lot of noise, what should I do to reduce the sound?

[@rakhsanzahir5755]

well done 👍🏻

[@3dprinterart299]

thank you

[@AlmazWorks]

Great stuff! Is it possible to add the ability to adjust the rotation speed of the platform?

[@3dprinterart299]

thank you for your comment, yes you can do that , this tutorial may help you kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZu3iqydl7SHq6s

[@mnesvat]

really liked it. I'll try to do it when I have time :) thanks for sharing

[@snesntmlnial9790]

Could that board also power a standard light bulb at the same time?

[@3dprinterart299]

i don't think so

[@andriygolovnya]

Nice project. Can you measure ball bearings for us? I can't find the size or model number.

[@3dprinterart299]

of course my friend you can find it in my instructables acount in setp 1 www.instructables.com/3D-Printed-Rotating-Display-Table/

[@HumbleVintageRC]

thank you so much for sharing precious information!

[@3dprinterart299]

Thank you

[@esinti8735]

@@3dprinterart299 What are the bearing dimensions?

[@Enderboy2557]

Can you provide a link for the DRV8825 Driver? Thanks!

[@3dprinterart299]

here you go my friend m.aliexpress.com/item/32854333327.html?spm=a2g0n.productlist.0.0.75a02872vJlOrx&browser_id=20150e794ec047e68391353f946b75fb&aff_trace_key=&aff_platform=msite&m_page_id=00117e9b73e52dfdc44b7c528768f41c05cadd21a3&gclid=

[@TBonerism]

With the CNC Shield, do you also need to supply the arduino with a power source?

[@3dprinterart299]

Hello my friend, yes you must

[@MikeC19100]

Very Nice Work and thank you for making the instructional video.

[@3dprinterart299]

thank you very much, Glad you liked it

[@machineworld1873]

impressive 😍

[@3dprinterart299]

thank you very much

[@tomcherrr]

Nice work 👍! Can you suggest, how can I estimate the number of gear teeth and stepper motor steps if I want to increase the diameter of the top table plate to 320mm? And where do I need to correct it in the sketch? Thank you))

[@3dprinterart299]

thank you for your comment, it is very easy in fusion 360 we have spur gear by that you can make gear very easy you can look this tutorial kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6S9inadrruCe7M

[@unknown-32-49]

Hello. I am testing my step motor at the moment. It works but the motor is very fast and i dont really know how to slow him down. And the second problem: The motor makes much noise and when i hold him by hand into the plastik gear from the turn table its even more louder. How noisy is your build? Thank you

[@3dprinterart299]

Hello my friend, for the first problem: go to the Arduino code that I attached in the files and just decrease some of the numbers I don't remember which one is responsible for the speed but by trial and error you cant find it for the second problem: make sure that the stepper motor driver current is adjusted if you don't know how to do that just watch this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4fPlphsbLmErtU if you adjusted the current and still the motor makes a noise you can use a silent stepper motor driver like (TMC2209) which will solve your problem.

[@unknown-32-49]

@@3dprinterart299 thanks for your answer. I already fixed it. With the jumpers on the Board i Made 1/16 steps and now He is very quiet. But thank you for your answer. Do you think he will become even quieter with this other Driver?

[@3dprinterart299]

@@unknown-32-49 you are welcome , yes with TMC2209 stepper motor driver it makes it even quieter

[@unknown-32-49]

@@3dprinterart299 Okay and i Just need to Set Up 1/16 steps with the jumpers and then its more quiet?

[@bakobakr4003]

nice bro

[@matrixworld9841]

thank you so much

[@razhanzahir6283]

😍

[@3dprinterart299]

thank you

[@owei24]

What is the link code of Arduino?

[@3dprinterart299]

www.thingiverse.com/thing:5213801/files the file name is (the code)

[@EnzoSporting]

With a microwave oven motor it's easier.... 😉

[@3dprinterart299]

thank you for your suggestion

[@scottydntno]

I followed literally step by step and all my stepper motor does is vibrate!!!!!!! THIS IS BULLSHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I even threw my older stepper motor away and ordered a new one thinking the old one was just bad.!!!!!!