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LDO NEMA 17 motor OverTheMoon LDO-42STH25-1004AC

LDO NEMA 17 motor OverTheMoon LDO-42STH25-1004AC

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  • NEMA 17.
  • 1.8° Step Angle.
  • 200 Steps Per Revolution.
  • 1 Amp
  • 20 N/cm Holding Torque.
  • 26mm Body.
  • 20mm Output Shaft (5mm diameter)

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JP
11/23/2023
James P.
United States United States

Haven't recieved it yet

Printed solid doesn't ship to my location... The item has to go via an international shipping agent at a cost greater than the cost of this item. I need 2 more. scouring the web for an company that will ship here from the cart. @PrintedSolid welcome to the global market! Maybe a shipping policy review is in order eh?

JT
06/06/2020
james t.
United States United States

Fantastic little motor

Works great in a direct drive setup matched with a BMG extruder. Stays cool and has yet to skip any steps. Will definitely be using more in the future.

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CG
02/02/2020
Chris G.
United States United States

Runs a little hot

I am using these motors on BMG style extruders and find that even at 800 mA they run a bit hot. I would recommend tuning the current and adding a heat sink.

BB
10/07/2019
Brian B.

Strong motor

For me, only 4 stars is because I had to grind in a flat on the shaft. Considering these motors are for 3d printers, driving axes, might as well just include the flat area to engage grub screws. No big deal, I have a Dremel. I used this motor with a BunnyBear BNBSX extruder by BunnyScience. Fits fine, works great. I like the all black finish, even the logo labeling, although in this application you can't see it. I have a low drag spool holder, but regardless, this motor in this application pulls in filament effortlessly. Fortunately, in the extruder build instructions, I only had to flip the plug at the Einsy board to get the correct rotation.

CG
09/09/2019
Chris G.

Wire Diagram is Wrong?

Per the comment by Troy P, I experienced the same thing. Perhaps I am just confused but I am fairly certain the wire diagram on the cutsheet is wrong. The schematic on the cut sheet indicates Loop 1 is A-C and Loop 2 as B-D. The diagram shows the pinout a A CB D. (Blk Green Red Blue) Wen connected to a multimeter, the loop is clearly A BC D. So the wires at the motor should be (Blk Red Green Blue)