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RAMPSSB

RAMPS Servo Board. Replaces the X and Y stepper drivers on a RAMPS CNC control board with two channel DC motor quadrature encoder control using cheap, common, easy to solder components.

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A single channel step/direction/enable/endstop to DC quadrature encoder converter. Uses an L298N DC motor driver stacked on standoffs as a driver, and an Arduino Pro Micro as a processor. A single channel version of my other board, RAMPSSB.

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RAMPSXB

RAMPS Expansion Board; Adds LCD screen headers, additional thermistor pins, stepper drivers, and FET heaters to the Reprap RAMPS board.

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RAMPSDC

RAMPS Due Converter. Steps up and down voltage of critical systems so that an 3.3V ardunio due can be used with a standard 5V RAMPS 3D printer board.

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PrintMill

A mostly 3D printed Proof-of-concept CNC milling machine.

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PISCES-3D-Printer

Files for my PISCES 3D printer. Its a bit of a mess, But all the files from the first to the current revision should be there as both STL and IPT files. I will convert them all to STPs at some point., but if you have inventor 2016 or higher, these part are directly editable.

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ServoStruder

Closed Loop DC Motor Extruder for 3D printers

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Dynamo-3D-Printer

Inventor files (.ipt, .iam) for a dual extruder large format i3 3D printer (24"x20"x20" build area.

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IN-12B_Nixie_Driver_Compact

A small, compact, IN-12B Nixie tube driver that uses 2 K155ID1 driver chips, and breaks out the A, B, C, D, LHDP, and Anode lines so its as simple as connecting them to power and using an arduino to control them. Designed for a nixie clock. Unlikely to be updated regularly, but free for use if you want to work with it.

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Stepper2Laser

A small (basically breakout) board that converts step/direction/enable signals into laser pulses. Basically turns a 12V diode laser on when a filament printer would be running. Open source, but not really suggested unless you know what you're doing, because lasers are very dangerous.

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