Reddit reviews Usongshine Nema 17 Stepper Motor 42BYGH 1.8 Degree 38MM 1.5A 42 Motor (17HS4401S) 42N.cm (60oz.in) 4-Lead with 1m Cable and Connector for DIY CNC 3D Printer
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High Torque: Usongshine stepper motor Adopting high quality motor steel material, is provided with high torque (42Ncm(60oz.in) ), low self-inductance reactance, responsive and can avoid system error.Low loss stators have better high speed performance.Low Resistance: Usongshine stepper motor can get a lower resistance value compared to motors of the same thickness and torque. This considerably increases the thermal conductivity of the motor. This effectively reduces the increase in temperature.Wide Application: This small stepper motors can be used in various area, such as 3D printer; stage lighting; laser engraving; textile machinery; medical equipment; placement machine; non-standard equipment; automation equipment etc.What Do You Get: The package includes 1* 38mm Stepper Motor/1pcs 1m 4pins cable and connector (Size: 42mm X 42mm X 38mm/1.65''x1.65''x1.49'' ,NEMA 17 bipolar 4-wire:Black: A+, Green: A-, Red: B+, Blue: B-Excellent Service: CE certified：Each nema 17 stepper motor has undergone a rigorous quality control ex works . If need further please fell free contact us, we very happy to assist you.
I’ve been very happy with this motor for Z. The other one on this listing is just a different color.
I should probably do this regardless for my X, Z, and extruder motors but I upgraded the Y motor to one of these and am not entirely sure what the voltage should be for it. Spec sheet says 3.6, which seems insanely high if the stock X and Z motors should be at 0.94... Right now, everything seems to be working correctly but I still get the same layer shift issue as OP if I print above 50mm/s.
Usongshine Nema 17 Stepper Motor 42BYGH 1.8 Degree 38MM 1.5A 42 Motor (17HS4401S) 42N.cm (60oz.in) 4-Lead with 1m Cable and Connector for DIY CNC 3D P https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0787BQ4WH/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_EGlDSxulyNiKi
You need to print a mounting plate since it is slightly taller than the original. You can find it in this subreddit I think.
Yes they are. It cuts out different noises. It is significant. Much less high pitch whine during movements, essentially none.
You need the new steppers because otherwise you will need to print adapters for the old stepper motors with press fit pulleys to fit. There are some good ones to make the press-fit work for the Y axis, but the ones for X axis are not good.
I got this stepper: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0787BQ4WH/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_wWjQDbECAWXF1
Ok, I am new to this and I am seeing multiple NEMA 17 Stepper Motor listings on Amazon.ca.
I am not sure what specs I need for the Z Axis.
Would this one work?
The stepper motor, not the stepper motor driver. The Nema 17 stepper motor is probably cooked, by the sounds of your troubleshooting results.
https://www.amazon.ca/Nema17-Stepper-42BYGH-17HS4401S-Printer/dp/B0787BQ4WH
I got that one. It's a direct plug in replacement for whats on the Ender3.