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About albyDNC

  • Birthday Dec 04, 1997

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Italy
  • Interests
    Hacking, Making, Robotics
  • Biography
    Physicist, Maker and Teacher.
  • Occupation
    Teacher

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  • CPU
    i7 6700HQ
  • Motherboard
    Dell XPS 15
  • RAM
    16GB DDR4
  • GPU
    GTX960M 2GB
  • Storage
    512GB NVMe
  • Display(s)
    XPS Infinity Edge 4K
  • Operating System
    Arch Linux, OSX, Windows

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  1. albyDNC
    I think it is possible with a cable from msata to sata... I know it is janky but as a proof of concept it would be cool to see
  2. albyDNC
    Hi guys, I've just seen your video about RED mini Mags. I think you can try a mod with this product. It is a dual msata raid adapter, with raid 0/1 on board capability. it has sata and usb 3.0 (also 3.1 models available) to access the drives. Would be cool to see your solution!
  3. albyDNC
    Hi guys,YouTube suggested me this video where it is being showed that RED mini Mags are just a mSATA with an adapter. I think you guys can build your own with all the tools you have! https://youtu.be/KEzLDqELh70
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  5. albyDNC
    As you can see in the image, there is a screw on the gear; this screw is used to tighten the gear on the flat side of shaft and lock it.
  6. albyDNC
    On amazon you can find cheap good Arduino-compatibles (http://a.co/dNAWEL4). To drive your stepper motor I suggest you use the stepper drivers made for 3D printers (A4988 or DRV8825). The shaft of the motor has flat side to tighten screws on it; you can 3D print gears and sprockets, but it depends on how much torque you need! obviously print them in ABS 'cause PLA is too weak. You can find metal gears on eBay and Amazon btw.
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