Michael K Johnson

I found that a gear printed in PETG actually allowed me to increase stiffness without feedback (as indicated in my Hobby-Machinist comment in the thread we're both in there: https://www.hobby-machinist.com/threads/has-anyone-installed-clough42s-electronic-leadscrew-on-a-pm-machine.95057/post-1094101...

You have to work it out either from the counts of all the gears (which might include opening up your gearbox) or experimentally (turning and measuring travel with a dial...

At least on the kwackers branch, you can have a separate feed rate with `STEPPER_RESOLUTION_FEED` — I don't remember if that's in the official branch though. You don't want to...

That's why I pointed you to kwackers' #232 which has that feature. Now, it doesn't have separate X and Y feed (which I need to be accurate; see #253) but...

Sorry, actually, that feature is in the main branch here, I'm sorry. I *do* depend on other features in the kwackers branch, but `STEPPER_RESOLUTION_FEED` configuration is in @clough42's main branch....

`STEPPER_RESOLUTION_FEED` causes the feed to be done using a different ratio than threading. When you select a threading mode, it uses `STEPPER_RESOLUTION`, and when you select a feed mode, it...

It's been a while since James [merged a PR](https://github.com/clough42/electronic-leadscrew/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Aclosed) — #96 was merged in October 2020. His two items listed for possible future development in the readme ("Threading/feeding up to...

You should be able to download from Kwackers' project. Then apply your changes. Note that he has different starting configuration. https://github.com/kwackers/electronic-leadscrew

The only time I saw that I had plugged the encoder into the wrong headers (there are two encoder ports on the dev board).

Here's some accompanying documentation for https://github.com/clough42/electronic-leadscrew/wiki/Configuration-Settings that you can copy in when merging this PR: ```markdown ## Defaults There are four `_INDEX` defines that allow you to choose the inch...