Torque Bipolar Stepper Motor Extruder Review

As an industrial and scientific user, I can vouch for the outstanding quality of this bipolar stepper motor extruder. As a result of my tests, I determined that it operates smoothly and with minimal noise, leading to consistently high-quality 3D prints. The compact design makes it easy to install, and it's compatible with a range of 3D printer models. The only minor drawback I noticed was the slightly higher price point compared to other options. Overall, I highly recommend this product for…

Okay so I shouldn't have assumed there would be a Dupont or JXT connector at the end, but I bought about twenty different sized stepper motors this company over the years and they all came out with forks. I expected this one to be no different. Now I need to cut the connector off another good stepper motor and solder it to the exposed pins to use this one. If Steppers Online's idea is to save a few cents, then I'll buy the last thing they sell. I'm really disappointed in them. Also, some 5-star

I buy these steppers, this model and the next smaller NEMA 17 from the same manufacturer and am very happy with them. Their micro step and full step torque is great, the bearings are good quality, the servos work with the right gauge and wire type. I am currently using it to drive a 15kg aluminum bed (with a direct drive T8x8 acme lead screw that has just been converted to 1/16th pitch) for a large printer I have built. It is very beautiful to say the least. Overall, these devices are of high…