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This simple PCB is useful to distribute power to tools and accessories of 3D printer.
You can use 2 Sliding Nut for 20×20 mm extruded aluminium profiles to mount it to the chassis.
https://github.com/siddolo/3d-printer-power-distribution-board
https://github.com/siddolo/3d-printable-models/tree/master/sliding-nuts
This circuit needs to adapt a PWM/TTL laser module to a 3D printer using a cooling fan output.
You need to use a laser which has the PWM/TTL control on a port different from the one used for the power.
You can turn the laser ON with GCODE command M106 Sxxx (where xxx is an integer number from 0 and 255) and the laser OFF with M107
For example:
M106 S127 ; This line turns the laser ON to half power (50%)
M106 S255 ; This line turns the laser ON to full power (100%)
M107 ; This line turns the laser OFF
M106 S0 ; This line turns the laser OFF too (0%)
Through the use of JP1 jumper you can switch from Laser to Fan, so you don’t need to detach this interface to use your printer normally.
If your FAN runs at 24V R1 must be 2.2KOhm, if it runs at 12V R1 must be 1.1KOhm.
Note that JST (white) connectors are rotated to respect Creality 3D Ender 3 PRO polarity, so if your printer has inverted polarity rotate the JST connectors accordingly.
https://github.com/siddolo/3Dprinter-laser
