Pack Of 5 TMC2208 Stepper Motor Drivers For 3D Printers, DORHEA V1.2 Module With Heat Sink And Screwdriver For RepRap, RAMPS1.4, MKS, Prusa I3, Ender-3 Pro Controller Boards Review

Installed into my anycubic i3 mega and works perfectly after over 30 hours of printing. Way more quiet than the original drivers installed and I have them set to .85v but may need to bump it up to about 1v still testing out a few settings.

Drivers run great but one failed right out of the box though. It was for the second extruder so I just swapped in an old 4988 but still frustrating

Even though I have to do some soldering for my specific install, was amazed at how well the worked and how quiet they made my machine!

I got my first set installed how i have on other 3dprinters with updated farmwear. The stepper divers went pop and ended up having to replace my main board and exchanged the divers. installed the new set of drivers in to my main board with updated farmwear and same thing happened so now I have to replace my main board again. Not to happy about the whole situation. they kept telling me I was doing something wrong. that line might work on people that haven't done many driver swaps in other…

Just wanted to throw in my 2 cents: Probably the best upgrade to a stock Chiron printer. Removed 4 screws on the bottom, popped the old ones out, put these in. I opted to change the order of the wires rather than mess with the firmware, then it was a simple matter of checking the voltages with a multimeter (I just stuck with about 1.15 and its going ok). It's all unbelievably silent now, and my first test print came out looking great.

I did a test of these vs an A4988. Wow a major difference. After I tuned the current to just above what I needed I couldn’t even hear the steppers.

Comes with the larger heat sinks which is a plus (these run hotter than the usual A4988). So quiet I had to visually check if printer parts were moving. Easy drop-in replacement for Tevo Tornado. Highly recommend!

So much happier now! For installation guidance, see Teaching Tech on YT part 2 video. These are quiet and best yet, prints noticeably faster with better quality than the original, noisy steppers that would miss steps every so often. Get these. Best price on ebay, and a true upgrade to your 3D printer.

I was able to easily replace the stock (cheap and noisy) stepper drivers for my FLSUN QQ. Just what I needed. The TMC2208 drivers may not integrate well with certain firmware or software, causing glitches or errors.

Stepper drivers were easy to install on my Geeetech A30. Just needed to adjust the voltage, no firmware updates required. Made a huge difference in quieting the printer and noticeably improved print quality. I would recommend these drivers.

Fit for Anycubic Mega X 3D printer (the one with roughly 15" cube print volume). Look up and follow a guide and you'll have a quiet machine in no time. The only thing making noise on mine now if the fans, but those are MUCH more expensive to replace.

I needed these for my ender 3, the screw driver was either too big or too small to adjust the volts, and some of the volts +s were ruined so i had to use a flat head and some of the pins were bent. 6/10

The steppers are working just fine for my X and y axis, but after adjusting the POTS for power on the Z axis motors, both failed within a day of each other. the other three are functioning just fine. They are randomly jumping from .1 volts to 2.2 volts on out V+ channel. Luckily it doesn't look like any damage to by steppers. I have put in the old 4988 drivers for the Z axis. Much louder, but they are working!

This kit almost silenced my Mega S, but I was having Y-shift on every layer. I went in to adjust the voltage on the Y driver and my hand slipped, shorting the driver instantly. Seems like a big oversight to not include a ceramic screwdriver or a spare driver module, especially when most other modules do. Otherwise pleased, so I'm leaving 4 stars.

I'm using mine with an Anycubic Mega S. They work great. So much quieter. I waited a couple of months to install them as I wanted to be confident in the printer and my own ability. It was pretty easy. I did wind up using some other "low profile" heatsinks (spare raspberry pi kit) instead of the included ones as they were too tall for my fan arrangement. I do recommend upgrading the driver fan. I set the VRef to around .85 volts from the factory 1.1 volt. You can attach the leads of your meter…

One of the drivers has a bad potentiometer, it spins all the way around. The screwdrivers that come with them are cheap and don’t even fit the screws on the drivers. I had to buy one that fir. Won’t buy again for sure

Theses stepper motors were an easy drop in replacement for my pyramid A1 I had to order two sets of stepper drivers as one of the 5 back was defective and could not be tuned with my machines vref. I solved this by ordering a 2 pack of the same drivers and bam we were good to go.Had to update the review as they have started going out and it's only been 8 months 🙃. They are getting replaced by TMC2209 now.

Took a chance and installed these on my Anycubic I3 Mega. It is so much quieter, and the motors are also running cooler. I adjusted them to 0.85 and reversed the wires. Also added a fan duct while I was in there. At $19 shipped this is a no-brainer.

Works good just didn't know the main board was bad and fried 1 of them lesson learned on my part. Check the board before installing something that you think is the culprit