[Brieg]

I have started a build around the "" kit, I went higher torque as I plan on expanding it a little, eventually.
-- Openbuild for rails
-- hobbyCNC for electronics and engines
-- Ebay power supply
-- Home hardware/canadian tire/home depot etc. for the rest; inc. leadscrews (I am in Ontario Canada)
I have cut and assembled most of the parts of the CNC but have run into a problem.

The problem I am having is this: I botched soldering the board.
So now I am trying to find a replacement that can hopefully(but not necessary) fit my power supply and engines


I'll throw up pictures(of the cnc) when I get around to it in later posts.

Thanks, brieg

[nlancaster]

This may be a bit late, and while not exactly cheap should fit he bill.

Stepper Motor Drives, Xylotex Online Store

And it is already presoldered ready to run.

[ger21]

Why not just buy another HobbyCNC board? That's going to be your cheapest option, unless you want to roll the dice with a cheap Chinese drive from Ebay.

[Brieg]

I rolled those dice so hard that fire started. Ebay "Dice" are expensive, I have learnt my lesson.
Pictures will have to wait, its in complete disassembly because "I am the best!".
Sidenote: I bought a better soldering iron and I am ready for round 2.