KyleofAsgard

I have re posted a new link to the same thing on aliexpress.I currently have the remote control unit hooked up to a stepper motor, and is driving pretty smoothly on the faster speeds, however when its on the lower speeds its really jumpy.My plan was to try and have the circuit send a signal to the stepper driver, which would then smooth out the stepper and hopefully take away the shakiness. If you have a look at this youtube link, this guy has the same thing happen when he uses the circuit.I realise im probably just fighting a losing battle, but as I said, Im wanting to try do this without coding to make an easy tutorial for others.

If you are looking to get a 3d printer that's inexpensive but produces high-quality prints, The creality ender 3 is my favorite printer yet. It is just over $200, Good print volume of 220mmx220mmx240mm , produces great prints, and has a small spatial footprint.I purchased mine from gearbest, DO NOT DO THIS!! They sent it with a damaged part, and it took a month of bollocks to get the warranty sorted. Just buy it from Amazon. they are a reputable seller that deals directly with creality. Ive posted a link below to the propper amazon linkhttps://amzn.to/2GUEObUI've used mine for making little statues, helmets, props etc. And I use cura for prepping the files to print.

Awesome work!! Looks Awesome!! So Happy to see my build has helped another passionate maker to complete a project of there's :)

Thank you very much, its easily one of my favourite costumes Ive made so far. :DIf i lived in perth I would happily make it haha

Honestly I didnt take note of how much leather I used as I recycled a lot of scraps to make this costume. Aluminum springs were hand made by simply wrapping wire around a piece of dowel :D

Not yet, there will be though. I have just been so caught up with other projects lately, ill hopefully be posting one in a few weeks :D