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A Roger Webb easy learning CNC “how to build” tutorial Video 573 How To wire a Mach3 smooth stepper, motor, driver, and power supply and test it [Episode 18]
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[@edwardsimmons3721]

This video is an awesome simple example of what parts will drive the stepper motors. Thank you very much.

[@rogerwebb9600]

You are welcome!

[@flypic1098]

Brilliant. I'm hoping I'll never need it but so good to have the basic idea of what's actually going on and if I ever need to troubleshoot I won't be quite so scared. Thank you very much Roger. Jim

[@blackbear92201]

I am finding this super-helpful (I'm at 12:56) - thanks so much for posting! :D

[@samgoa6164]

Thank you so much for the information. Love from India 🇮🇳 ♥️

[@rogerwebb9600]

Glad it was helpful!

[@pragatmudra8372]

Hey thanks for posting such a valuable knowledge.... M glad I found u r channel...

[@rogerwebb9600]

My pleasure 😊

[@SkengManNZ]

thanks for the videos Roger, very keen to learn mach3 from you, you explain things well!

[@rogerwebb9600]

You are very welcome

[@gizmobowen]

Very nice explanation that will be helpful for many. Thank you.

[@rogerwebb9600]

You are welcome!

[@southernjoes8372]

Excellent information

[@rogerwebb9600]

Glad it was helpful!

[@fredmartinez933]

Hi Roger thank you for this video..wil help me a lot..

[@rogerwebb9600]

You are very welcome Fred.

[@dalitim]

Thank you!

[@orsu2001]

Thanks man really nice explanation... I wait next video to see about motor tuning in Mach3 cause "step per" is driving me crazy 😂🤦‍♂️

[@rogerwebb9600]

No worries

[@Nattroski]

@orsa Adrian in the mill program there's a calculator/tool in there that will automate the steps per

[@orsu2001]

Thanks a lot 😍💪🤗

[@cncdavenz]

Hi Roger, Just a couple of things I am confused about. I was under the impression that switch 4 on the stepper driver was to set the motor to half current when it was not moving and reduce heating. The other is I don't think the controller is a smooth stepper by Warp 9. Looking forward to seeing that monster machine in action. Cheers Dave.

[@geminiman2831]

Currently I am using dm542 and nema 17! What pulse per revolution should I choose for nema17? And does more pulse means more speed?

[@stevemoriggi2076]

good info Roger, thank you!

[@rogerwebb9600]

You are very welcome

[@HarderThanCalculus]

very helpful vid...thanks for doing it. I am starting the design phase of building a large CNC using NEMA 23's or maybe 24's. After watching several videos on the subject, I am finding one very important piece of info being left out, and that is what is needed to wire up 4 stepper motors, 1 for Z, 1 for X, and 2 for Y. Since I have no desire to build a single motor CNC, can you direct me perhaps to a vid that shows what all I need for a 4 motor set-up?

[@timeitel9376]

i have two motors for my y axis do you wirer to 2 staper drivers or 1 ? i have a novusun v2 4 axis Motion Control

[@azelbane87]

excellent

[@billbyrd9845]

The only wire you didn't explain was the one with an eyelet going from the Smooth Stepper to something offscreen. Where is it going? Thank you

[@jmst8194]

i use mach3 in 64 bit becasue if use usb you dint need 32 bit.

[@VaiPoCaralhino]

Hello Roger. Thanks a lot for all the information you give away for free. I've watching your videos for days now. Why not you use a SMC 5-5-N on this awesome machine? Greetings from Portugal

[@rogerwebb9600]

Hi, I have 6 CNC machines ;-))

[@unrealbasic1612]

Strange I couldn't get it to work but I'm using a NVCM6V2.1 board with TB6600. Don't have lights on board like you but motor locks up so it is holding.

[@unrealbasic1612]

Just needed the pinout and then worked fine.

[@innovativetec1362]

Hello sir love from India What type of mach3 board u r using i mean which speed 100khz or 500khz or 2 MHz ....and why all motors are not close Loop type

[@vinceiudica238]

Hello... do you have link on the mach3 circuit board....

[@rogerwebb9600]

Ebay

[@mikehoard609]

Will Mach4 controller program work with a Mach3 breakout board

[@rogerwebb9600]

No it will not, Mach 3 is 32 bit and Mach 4 is 64 bit

[@mikehoard609]

@@rogerwebb9600 Thank you sir for your reply, I really appreciate you responding back. I didn't think it would but being knew to CNC I thought that it would be best to ask you. I just have windows 64 bit so i will have to find a breakout board that will work with Mach 4 on my 64 bit system. i was looking at Pokeys57cnc but I need to research more. Thanks again and i really like your videos.

[@DeepakSharma-gm8wr]

Sir will test mach 3 without license

[@rogerwebb9600]

Yes, you can use up to 100 lines of gcode

[@deandrasharpe7817]

Hi roger how can I contact you

[@jeetmachinerytoolsindrajee9687]

Sir how can we download the program in this board and which one can use only. Please kindly inform me about this.

[@rogerwebb9600]

Hi, there is a facility on my patron pages for technical help www.patreon.com/user?u=15079773

[@Harpagophytum67]

Nice work, sir, But one question remains unanswered after listening carefully to your explanations. If the engine manufacturer specifies the value + and - of the wires, and you take this into account for the connection, how can I determine it without this information (from the fabicant). Thanks,

[@rogerwebb9600]

Hi, there is a facility on my patron pages for technical help www.patreon.com/user?u=15079773

[@shwetathakur9170]

i made all the connections but it is showing error as" Find no XHC NcUsbpod!...what to do?

[@rogerwebb9600]

Hi, there is a facility on my patron pages for technical help www.patreon.com/user?u=15079773

[@ryanwilson31]

Just putting this out there. I have a LABVOLT 5400 CNC Mill and I am trying to wire it into a Mach3 controller to control using my laptop. If anyone can help me out I am willing to pay a little bit so that I can get this project finished. I just need help with the wiring and setup of the controller.

[@rogerwebb9600]

Hi, there is a facility on my patron pages for technical help www.patreon.com/user?u=15079773

[@michaelmunro2820]

Will MAC3 work with a Mac?

[@rogerwebb9600]

Windows XP to 11

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[@WARLORD8189]

Thank you sir