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- imageguy's instructable Development Board for ESP8266-ESP01's weekly stats:
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- imageguy entered Development Board for ESP8266-ESP01 in the PCB Challenge contest
- imageguy commented on imageguy's instructable Driving Multiple Stepper Motors From a Single DriverView Instructable »
I believe you can add up to five without degrading performance, since each stepper only needs 2.2V and driver produces 12V. Would be an interesting experiment to run: compare the top speed of a single motor vs. five linked in series.
- imageguy's instructable European Style Flourless Lemon-White Chocolate Cake's weekly stats:
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- imageguy entered European Style Flourless Lemon-White Chocolate Cake in the Baking Speed Challenge contest
- imageguy's instructable Movable Shop Tool Ladder's weekly stats:
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- imageguy commented on imageguy's instructable Movable Shop Tool Ladder
I was going back and forth on whether to hang my clamps on it, but thought they might sway as the stand is wheeled around. Since it's working for you, I might reconsider.
View Instructable »Good grief, when you said long, you really meant *long*. Thank you for sharing, it gives me a good place to start!
- imageguy commented on imageguy's instructable Movable Shop Tool LadderView Instructable »
Looks really nice! You've modified the original design quite a bit more than I have.
- imageguy entered Movable Shop Tool Ladder in the Furniture Contest contest
- imageguy posted an instructable Movable Shop Tool Ladder
- imageguy commented on imageguy's instructable Driving Multiple Stepper Motors From a Single DriverView Instructable »
Thank you for the kind words!
- imageguy made the instructable Miter Saw Station (plans Available)View Instructable »
Mine has a little different dimensions to incorporate an existing workbench and is also simpler - detached drill press stand and no extendable support. Otherwise I pretty much copied the design. Thank you very much for sharing the design, it's already proving incredibly useful!
- imageguy's instructable Chocolate Lavender Cake's weekly stats:
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- imageguy posted an instructable Chocolate Lavender Cake
- imageguy's instructable Handheld IR-based Tachometer's weekly stats:
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- imageguy entered Handheld IR-based Tachometer in the Microcontroller Contest contest
- imageguy posted an instructable Handheld IR-based Tachometer
- imageguy's instructable Autoleveling 3D Printer Gantry's weekly stats:
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- imageguy entered Autoleveling 3D Printer Gantry in the Epilog Challenge 9 contest
- imageguy posted an instructable Autoleveling 3D Printer Gantry
- imageguy's instructable How to Modify Fritzing PCB .svg Files for Production's weekly stats:
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- imageguy commented on imageguy's instructable How to Modify Fritzing PCB .svg Files for ProductionView Instructable »
Well, to some extent - I can get the leads only up to 48 mils thick and there seems to be no obvious way to resize connector pads for various components once they are laid out in the circuit. It may be my ignorance of Fritzing, but I found it easier to tweak in post-production.
- imageguy completed the lessons Controlling Motor Speed, Big Batteries and Large Motors in the class Large Motors Class
- imageguy commented on AndyGadget's instructable Quick Clamp / Release ViceView Instructable »
Very slick! I needed something just like this for soldering. I also shamelessly copied your ideas to make a small clamp that I needed - see https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2664074
- imageguy posted an instructable Modifying Makercam G Code
- imageguy completed the lessons Get Set Up, What You'll Need & Learn, Navigate the Raspberry Pi's Software: Part 2, Build a Photo Booth! and 5 others in the class Raspberry Pi Class
- imageguy completed the lessons Skills Infusion & Going Further, Arduino Class and Input/Output in the class Arduino Class
- imageguy completed the lessons Your First Experiments and What You'll Learn in the class Arduino Class
- imageguy completed the lessons Tools and Materials for CNC, CNC Router CAM Setup, Flat Pack Design Preparation, Flat Pack Furniture and 2 others in the class CNC Class
- imageguy completed the lessons Switches, Integrated Circuits, Electronics Class, Getting Started With Electronics and 7 others in the class Electronics Class
- imageguy enrolled in Arduino Class
- imageguy completed the lessons Welcome to Laser Cutting, Tissue Box Cover From Web App, Laser Cutting Class, 2D Puzzle and 1 other in the class Laser Cutting Class
- imageguy's instructable Homing a 3D Printer Using Force-sensitive Resistor's weekly stats:
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- imageguy completed the lessons Flexible Block Molds, Mold Making & Casting Class and Two Part Molds in the class Mold Making & Casting Class
- imageguy completed the lesson Simple One Part Mold in the class Mold Making & Casting Class
- imageguy completed the lessons Tools & Supplies and Mold Making & Casting Basics in the class Mold Making & Casting Class
- imageguy completed the lesson PCB Concepts and Materials in the class Circuit Board Design Class
- imageguy's instructable Driving Multiple Stepper Motors From a Single Driver's weekly stats:
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- imageguy commented on imageguy's instructable Driving Multiple Stepper Motors From a Single DriverView Instructable »
Thanks! To be fair, I didn't think this up - when my motors failed to lift what they needed to, I found a discussion thread someplace implying the serial connection might help. It did, so I thought I'd write this up if anyone else finds themselves in the same pickle.
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