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Giving away 3 TMC2208 stepper drivers (Patreon)

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2018-04-01 19:24:15
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Happy Easter if that is a thing where you live :)

The most hearted comment in 7 days wins these wonderful Pololu-compatible Trinamic drivers (and a cool sticker).

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Euclid

You're such a giver! It's great.

marcoreps
>>11221825

I will have to accelerate the giving at some point, because at the moment it seems like my shelves are getting fuller by the day ...

Anonymous

Happy Easter back to you. Would love these drivers to replace the HR4982s that were used as substitutes for the A4988s on my Tevo Tornado. Salmon skinning had made me sad.

Anonymous

Happy Easter all the way from little old New Zealand! These drivers would be perfect for the delta 3D Printer I'm designing at the moment!

Joe Venzon

gib ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

Anonymous

Frohe Ostern Marco! Hmm... TMC2208 - diese Jahr hat der Osterhase aber dicke Eier! Count me in for the giveaway - So I can replace my defect TMC2130.

Anonymous

Dir auch frohe Ostern :) These modules would be perfect to silence my co-worker, he keeps complaining about the lovely sounds that our 3D printer makes in the office... He must be a bat or something, hearing it even through several closed doors and getting "fiese Kopfschmerzen" from it. So for the sakeness of my inner peace, these drivers would really help me out ;) I would only use two of them to silence the X- and Y-axis, so the occasional Z-axis movement could still annoy him subconsciously :D The remaining module could be passed on if someone wanted, otherwise hoarding is always an option.

Andy P.

I own a 3D printer but always wanted to dig deeper and want to learn how everything works. How the mainboard interacts with the steppers and how to modify the firmware to hack some nice features into it. These modules would help me to do more research on this topic As I'm very interested on how to program these little modules too :D