BIGTREETECH EBB SB2209 CAN（RP2040）for Voron StealthBurner 3D Printer Parts Hotend Klipper Canbus Extruder HeadTool Max31865 Adapter Board

If I was starting out with Arduino today, I would start with this board (or its brother board) for these reasons: * Colorful! The really attractive silkscreen is actually super-useful in that it includes clear, easy-to-read pin descriptions across the whole board. You will not need to refer to cheat-sheets when developing on this board. * Safer! With the original, it was only a matter of time before you smoked a leg of the controller by trying to power something too large. This board puts a MOSFET on every output pin so you can control relatively large loads without any extra parts. * Blinky-er! The original came with a single user-controlled LED. This one comes with 10 user-programmable LEDs, a set to assure you that the power is on, a set to show that the serial port is working, plus a pair of NeoPixel-style RGB leds! * Flashier - Did I mention the pair of NeoPixels? * Pushier! The original only had a reset button. This one also includes a pre-wired user button. * Boxier! - This is kind of silly, but this board comes in a box with punchouts that let you power and program it while still safely sitting in its box. On a cluttered (or metal!) workbench, this is a great benefit. * Louder! - A little buzzer is available onboard, including an switch to make the damn thing quiet. * Cheap! - Despite all these add-ons, this board is still remarkably cheap.

I added TAP, and a Canbus board to my Voron 2.4. The default Octopus 1.1 board I have read that the Canbus on the controller is not as stable as you could hope. This board paired with the EBB2240 board is a perfect match. I am running a pair of them and once I configured it I have had no issues after I made sure that the fan board did not short to the mylar sticker on the fan in the Stealthburner tool head. For set up instructions. Google Esoterical Canbus Guide for the best instructions on how to do this without driving your self crazy. The jump to can bus is the best upgrade I have made. No more surprise broken wires in the cable chains.

There’s so many good features packed into this two-pcba setup. Nice that you can run over CAN or USB. Using this with Voron Tap with no issues. The inboard ADXL345 is great, as well as the onboard chamber temp sensor. While it does use the super tiny JST connectors, it comes with a ribbon with the connectors pre crimped on one side, while tinned on the other. Made for an easy adaptation from sensor wires. I eliminated my X and Y drag chains using a combination of this board and a Y endstop relocation.Printing super well and it’s great to just be able to pop the SB face off to do maintenance.

I have ordered 7 products from this company 3 came defective, 2 came with improperly flashed or damaged flash roms and it appears that i am sent returned damaged defective products regularly.... quality control is a major issue with this company... buyer beware you may be doing a lot of returns until you get a properly working product....do better BTT

I recently installed the CAN Bus to USB board on my modified Ender 5, and I must say, it's been a game-changer for my 3D printing experience. The board allowed me to establish a seamless connection between my printer and computer, enabling smoother data transfer and control.One of the standout features of this product is its compatibility with my modified Ender 5 setup. The installation process was straightforward, and I encountered no compatibility issues. Within minutes, I had the board up and running, and I could immediately notice the difference in communication speed and stability.The board's build quality is impressive, providing a durable and robust connection that hasn't failed me since I started using it. Its compact design doesn't take up much space in my workspace, which is a big plus.Moreover, the CAN Bus to USB board has significantly improved my printing accuracy and reduced the chances of communication errors, leading to better print outcomes. The reliable connection ensures that I can pause and resume prints without any disruptions, which is a boon for larger and more complex projects.Although the board delivers on its promises, I feel there is room for some minor improvements. The documentation provided with the product could be more comprehensive, especially for those who are new to working with CAN Bus connections. Additionally, it would be helpful if the manufacturer offered better customer support to address any potential troubleshooting queries.In conclusion, the CAN Bus to USB board has certainly enhanced my 3D printing experience with the modified Ender 5. Its seamless connectivity, sturdy build, and improved printing accuracy make it a worthwhile upgrade for any 3D printing enthusiast. With a few minor enhancements to documentation and customer support, this product would undoubtedly earn a full 5-star rating. For now, I'm giving it a solid 4 stars and would recommend it to others looking to elevate their printing capabilities.

When you first show off Jenny to your friends they will make fun of you. They are just hit with an enormous wave of jealousy and don't know how to handle this strong emotion.The custom silkscreen is beautiful. It has great detail so you can see all those curves. I would never hide a custom silkscreen in an opaque box. Putting her on full display inside clear plastics/acrylics will get more people interested in making.Custom development boards are the way to go. Colorful silkscreens are eye catching. Built in features like the buzzer and RGB LEDs allow you to get started immediately. Having a bit of protection with the MOSFETs gives you more driving power on your outputs. I will never get a standard arduino at this point, they just don't offer much. This board alone has boosted my productivity.

Es muy bueno para empezar a usar Arduino, más sin embargo el instalar drivers, y que el manual venga desactualizado me dió unos cuantos problemas.De ahí en más, el diseño es genial, es bastante resistente, y los LEDs funcionan a la perfección

Es una muy buena alternativa al arduino Uno convencional, que incluso ofrece más en ciertos aspectos