Ok so I'm trying to build a large Delta style printer like the Kossel. They use and sell a Ramps1.4 kit. Designed to work with Nema 17 motor of about 2.8 volts. My distance is greater and my effector platform rods are a little thicker and longer. But still carbon fiber. So I dont want to give of the speed that these delta machines usually have. so my question is this.
what is the limiting factor with using the "Under 3V" NEMA 17 motors specified by the REpRap Wiki? For instance, at 12 volt Nema would offer superior torque and speed would it not?
would a kit like this :
[www.builda3dprinter.eu]
work with a 12V nema 17? What changes would have to be made? would this require customer steppers and or RAMPS kit to be made?
would be grateful for any advice! Thank you in advance.
Not sure if it is relevant but would like to use [www.mattercontrol.com] for running and managing the printer.
what is the limiting factor with using the "Under 3V" NEMA 17 motors specified by the REpRap Wiki? For instance, at 12 volt Nema would offer superior torque and speed would it not?
would a kit like this :
[www.builda3dprinter.eu]
work with a 12V nema 17? What changes would have to be made? would this require customer steppers and or RAMPS kit to be made?
would be grateful for any advice! Thank you in advance.
Not sure if it is relevant but would like to use [www.mattercontrol.com] for running and managing the printer.