Sanguinololu Rev. 1.3 Atmega1284p + A4988 + Endstop 3D Printer Kit
Embark on your 3D printing journey with the SainSmart Sanguinololu Rev. 1.3 Starter Kit. This comprehensive electronic kit is perfect for beginners, featuring an Atmega1284p controller, A4988 drivers, and optical endstops. Its flexible power options accommodate standard ATX supplies or external 7V-30V inputs. The compact 100mm x 50mm board offers ample expansion pins for customization. While it provides essential components for building your first 3D printer, please note its traces are not designed for direct heated bed operation.
$95.00
Owner Satisfaction
3.8
/ 5
Category Rank
502
/ 532
#502 in 3D Printer Accessories
Price vs Category Average
+127%
Above average
Controller IC
1284644
/ Atmegap (Sanguino clone, ATmegaP compatible)
Who it's for
- Budget-Friendly Entry Point
- Integrated Design
- Established Open-Source Support
Who should skip it
- Limited Processing Power
- Outdated Stepper Drivers
- Poor Expandability
Key Specs
Controller IC
Atmega1284p (Sanguino clone, ATmega644P compatible)
Board Dimensions
100mm x 50mm
Driver Support
4x Sainsmart A4988 stepper motor drivers
Endstops
3x SainSmart optical endstops
Power Input
ATX supply or 7V-30V (with optional regulator)
Expansion Ports
I2C, SPI, UART, GPIO
Connectors
2 thermistor, 2 N-MOSFETs
Voltage Selection
12v/supply voltage for endstops
Features
- Complete electronics kit for 3D printer beginners.
- Flexible power input supports ATX or 7V-30V.
- Includes precise A4988 stepper motor drivers.
- Reliable optical endstops for accurate positioning.
- Compact board design saves space.
- Developer-friendly expansion ports available.
- Easy wiring with edge connectors.
- Sanguino clone, ATmega1284p compatible.
What customers say
This SainSmart kit offers excellent value for budget minded builders. While the components are reliable once assembled, users should be aware of a significant learning curve for setup and firmware. The lack of detailed, current documentation can be a hurdle for beginners. However, experienced hobbyists will likely find the kit rewarding, especially appreciating the flexibility of the Atmega1284p board. It represents a strong option for those willing to invest the time in learning its intricacies.
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