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Teensy Microcontroller wiring diagram for Rose Engine Lathe

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I'm considering using the Teensy 4.1 Microcontroller with a Stepper Motor to power the spindle on my home built Rose Engine Lathe.

Where could I find information on wiring the basic system such as was done for the MDF Rose Engine Lathe?

I do have the githup location for the software, RoseEngine_SpindleAndAxis, haven't downloaded it yet.

Thanks for any info,
Dale Winburn
 

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Dale,

The code base used there will not work on the Teensy 4.1, only the 3.2, 3.5, or 3.6.

If you are only looking to drive the spindle, look at the Pololu TIC. Check out the MDF Rose Engline 2.0 Library (https://mdfre2.colvintools.com/). The blue book on the 2nd shelf gives you all the details.

Rich
 
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Thanks Rich,

This is exactly what I've been looking for, I have seen the Book Shelf in the past but have been unable to find it recently.

I'm looking at various options for my rose engine build, I will look at the TIC.

I used two Arduino Unos in my original rose engine lathe. The Arduino is so slow that I could not run the spindle and update the LCD with one Arduino, the spindle would stop while the LCD was being updated so I use one Arduino to drive the spindle and the other to keep the LCD updated.

Thanks again,
Dale
 
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