STEPPERONLINE Nema 17 Stepper Motor 1.5A 63.74oz.in 39mm Body with 1m Cable and Connector for DIY CNC/ 3D Printer

STEPPERONLINE Nema 17 Stepper Motor 1.5A 63.74oz.in 39mm Body with 1m Cable and Connector for DIY CNC/ 3D Printer

$ 10.99

Score By Feature

Based on 226 ratings

Customer service

9.28

Value for money

9.26

Giftable

9.32

Delivery

9.11

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Product Description

The unit has a high torque and is relatively quiet

With a step angle of 1, the Nema 17 stepper motor is the right choice. Eight degrees Fahrenheit

Its holding torque is 45Ncm (63. A quarter pound. 12-24VDC, in),

- Current rated for phase 1 - Phase Two ways to determine phase resistance 50A & Phase resistance. Impedance 3 ohms

The 1 Meter Pin Connector is built in

Questions & Answers

Would this be suitable for the extruder on my Monoprice Maker Select Plus?

That should be the case

The driver controller for Raspberry Pi can be used with this?

be done as long as the driver has an independent power supply from the raspberry pi and is compatible with the I2C or SPI interfaces. There are only 3 &aposoctave steps&apos on the raspberry pi There is no speedy way to communicate with the driver in a reliable manner that produces accurate positioning using 5v supplies and the standard GPIO.

Will the TMC2209 drivers work with these?

It is certainly possible to drive these motors with stock stepper drivers like TMC2208, TMC2209, TMC2225, and TMC2226. The cables will work if you connect them properly. In the vast majority of cases, the cables you purchase are incorrectly pinned and need to be corrected. It is not the stepper motor, the stepper driver, or the board that is at fault.

Selected User Reviews For STEPPERONLINE Nema 17 Stepper Motor 1.5A 63.74oz.in 39mm Body with 1m Cable and Connector for DIY CNC/ 3D Printer

The motor has a good performance Some printers have a different wiring scheme

4/5

I had to use their cable instead of the one that came with my printer, but otherwise these motors seem to work fine. There is no splice in their wiring The motors of their cars have an amplitude of +/- (A- for black, A- for The green letter is worth a b+ and the red is worth a The color blue). The torque of many other motors is negative The grade is Plus (A- The following are the scorecards A- The grades were B+, B). There is a crossover in the ribbon cable, as you can see in the image.

Rowan WALLIS

| Nov 21, 2020

Motors that are strong enough to be used as extruder motors

5/5

Finding a stepper strong enough proved to be the final hurdle The extruder is 45Nm) to hold its weight without slipping.

Dilan Vaughn

| Aug 16, 2020

When you pay for something, you get what you paid There is some consistency in build quality with these motors, but they still work

4/5

The loudest among them are the first ones to go. that the alignment of the internal magnet is not as good as it should Although I was aware of the cheap price when I bought them, I can't really complain about them.

Raelyn Adams

| Feb 23, 2021

The motors on which I rely the most are these

5/5

It has a very affordable price and a These are the steppers I would recommend based on the experience I've gained from building 3D printers. There have yet to be any issues with them, and I have never had a problem with one. I'm very happy with this.