18650 Battery Shield Keep Alive Circuit
A simple analog circuit used to keep the 5V rail of a battery shield active when there is zero load.
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Wanting a more rigid frame over the acrylic frame I set about on the final upgrade of the Tronxy P802M, a full metal frame.
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The CNC 3018 Pro Router does not come with endstops. While not required for use I wanted to add endstops to enable homing and as a safety for making sure the 3018 pro does not try to go outside of its bounds.
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After reading a few articles in Digital Machinist featuring the CNC 3018 Pro Router I decided to pick one up.
Read More CNC 3018 Pro Router: Build, Setup, and ThoughtsMatrix Technology MPM-1010 Digital Power Meter
A quick review of the Matrix MPM-1010 digital power meter, a benchtop version of the Kill A Watt.
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While working on CAD for a update to the Tronxy P802M 3D printer I lost the ability to navigate FreeCAD using the middle mouse button. This was disruptive to my productivity and I have spent a considerable amount of time tracking down the problem. My first thought with anything computer related is software so I […]
Read More Razer Mouse Middle Click FailureKeithley 17x USB Adapter
The following device is used to connect the Keithley 177 and 179 digital multimeter to the PC. The USB Adapter is a serial COM port enabling the user to use simple serial terminal programs to read data from the Keithley multimeter. The device fully isolates the PC from the multimeter through optoisolators and has no impact on the meters performance. The Keithley 17x USB Adapter is a simple device for connecting two great multimeters to the PC to further increase their value to hobbyists by enabling data logging.
Read More Keithley 17x USB AdapterTronxy P802M: Controller Upgrade to 32 bits
Inspired by a YouTube video I decided to upgrade the controller on my Tronxy P802M from the Melzi 2.0 8 bit controller to a 32 bit BIGTREETECH SKR V1.3 controller. Below is a guide for anyone else looking to upgrade the controller on their Tronxy P802M to the SKR V1.3.
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This is a simple library for interfacing a MSP430G2 LaunchPad with a 128×64 SSD1306 OLED display using i2c. Much of the code for the display has been borrowed from Adafuit’s wonderful SSD1306 Arduino library with modifications so that it will work with the limited RAM available on the MSP430G2553.
Read More SSD1306 OLED Display Library for MSP430G2 TI LauchPadTronxy P802M: Hotend Replacement
Psst! Looking for more? Check out the Tronxy P802M page with links to other articles about modifying and improving the Tronxy P802M 3D printer. My Tronxy P802MA 3D printer started to act up so I set about replacing the hotend which I suspected as the main cause. I picked up a set of 5 hotends […]
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