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You will need to use interrupts. One per phase. Looks like an Arduino lib already exists.

Please see in the RELS files section. John [email protected]> wrote:

Forgot to say, added in the Files section ref RELS data. See schematic for installing. Also you may need the Adafruit files loaded in the Arduino sketch. I have attached the ZIP?s Hope this helps

Forgot to add I installed this type

I have added an Arduino file Tach.ino I hope this helps This is used in my RELS. Also see the schematics for wiring in. Cheers -- John

I need some 4 pin encoder code for a 1000 line encoder. Most of the code for RPM I have found online does not work. I do have some Arduino code that "almost" works, but it is not accurate. Ralph

I have implemented several tachometers in software but haven't implemented an arduino tach. I have installed several of the $15-$20 tach (RC-41) modules which are very simple to install if you just

hey folks have any of ya made a tachometer using a Arduino ? I tried some I found online but most of them seem to have something wrong with the code? I'm not smart enough in the Arduino world to

https://www.sidley.com/en/insights/newsupdates/2023/10/california-becomes-third-us-state-to-join-the-right-to-repair-movement animal

John,Very interesting. Hopefully, the U.S. will follow suit. Though I doubt it.Cheers,Charlie

Found this video in my archives Screw cutting a 12 mm x 1mmm LH thread. Cross slide set so as the it moves well out off the part to gauge the size of the thread with a nut. Thread size pitch is not

This just appeared on my emails. Hope of interest to 3D printing members https://all3dp.com/4/eu-agrees-on-strengthened-right-to-repair-bill/ Cheers -- John

Hi Ron. So sorry to read about your 3D problems. You are not alone in your Creality after service? woes LOL I have a next town down friend Eduardo who had the same service problems and he had to deal

I have the CR 6-SE that I purchased back when on Kickstarter. It actually worked fine for about a month then just kept having issues with the bed, adhesion, print head crashing, etc. Contacted their

Thanks Julian, I will let you know how the vise turns out. I think it will be strong enough to grip the odd wooden block for drilling or hand planning a few bits and bobs. Attached 2 photos of my

Love the cartoon characters. Often print novelties for the Grand Kids.? Last effort was a pair of very loud whistles each with their names embossed on them.? My daughter seems to be dead against me

Julian What a real nice looking machine, well done. John

Forgot to add, in the Silvester photo it includes in the backdrop one of my house cats, and by pure coincidence he was on the table at the same time. A beautiful cat, but curiosity will definitely be

Thanks Julian and guys. I have always for past 7 years been a Geetech fan, bought my first Prusa clone I3 some 6 years ago and another 4 years ago. never failed me, except for a few bits and pieces,

Thanks Julian, I looked at the Bambu x1 site <https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/x1-carbon-combo>. I am impressed, my 3D printer was the first to be advertised for <$200.00 and it was cheap. One