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top mit getribe motor kein kunst aber nema 17 =5mm geribe =6,2mm so mit halte die cines nicht mall die norm ein

what kind of moron dose not bolt the motor down or secure it??? why even run a test??? the only thing this test concluded is that to many mentally challenged people are journeying into the mechanical linear motion field!!! great!!! some future we have!! thanks

what is the 0.36 Nm?

That camera focus is wild

Exactly experiment ❤

How did u make the lever that attaches to the shaft of the motor

Thanks! Though, please please please use a better camera, or at least a camera with better autofocus! :)

🇺🇸🇦🇷🇮🇱 good test to know that I have to buy a bigger motor 👍

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Thanks for the best video every thing clear in 5 min Understand thanks again

you use votage 24 V? Please sent me to know

why you stop uploading videos on youtube.

Thank u for better practical explanation.

That scared the piss out of me….. lol

thanks bro

thanks for the testing video I need one help as i am unclear . I want to rotate the mechanical knob which need 5nm torque to rotate. which stepper motor i can use ? should i select the motor in accordance with the holding torque specification or something else. Kindly reply

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I would like you to give me the code to control the motor with the joystick

6:20 🤣

you have to put your camera focus to manual but im sure you know that by now

Thank you for this good video!!! I have a motor with a holding torque of 4Nm here, according to your calculations this should lift 40kg at 1cm, correct?

I actually knew it was gonna happen, even before you put the weights, just by looking at the clamp, and I was thinking "what is this guy thinking, it was obvious it wasn't gonna hold the weight".. But that was a great demo. At least no foot was harmed.

OMG 6:18 like it if the same meme came up to your mind 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

how much power does a typical nema 17 stepper motor require?

Hi, does anyone know where that datasheet he referenced is located?

Thank you for this presentation.

...slowly moving towards the metric system... inch by inch :-)

Yall are fuggin weird.

my stepper not lifting load having 10 cm link but roatate load if i place it on stepper shaft ? so why stepper is doing this

Really great vid to demonstrate calculated concepts practically!

thank you for the video

6:20 That's my default brain setting. I'm more likey to break something than fix it.

good explanation of motor torque capacity. just can u make a video for holding torque once we switch of the power supply. NEMA 17 n NEMA 23

Dude I almost choked on sushi , Twice , thanks to your dry ass humor. Well done.

is this capable of controlling this using arduino or raspberry pi microcontroller

Unexpected climax

are you serious, it's load 2 KG real ?

Hi! Were they tested at full step?

Good video, but use manual focus on your camera

6:19 ...Schei*e hab ich mich verjagt xD

Moving towards the metric system....inch by inch. hahahahahahaha XD

6:18 that moment I got shocked

...love the meme :) nice video... Looking into stepper motors to make my cars tailgate automatic lift/close, still deciding between Nema17/23... Would like to see how much torque can stepper produce over the shaft?

pls dont use AUTOFOCUS in camera recording

You made me laughing..while watching serious😁😁

The disclaimer at the end: No motors or microcontrollers has been harmed during taking of this movie... You made me laugh a lot. I am also curious what voltage did you supply to the driver for achieving this, is it 12v, 24v, 36 or something else?

Could the stepper motor be "inversed" into an input device ? Meaning you turn the motor manually and read the position (angle) from a computer program. (This could be useful to build an "input puppet", posed manually. Then the pose will be duplicated into a larger/stronger device).

I would like to adjust the engine revs using various buttons, does anyone know if this is feasible?

This was great! Coming from a fellow beer fan lol. Earned yourself a sub!