Our Location
Brugata 1
0186 Oslo
Norway
A core part of our effort is towards creating a great user experience when getting started, using and upgrading the products.
By leveraging the industry leading TMC2209 stepper motor drivers we keep the sound level at a minimum. For speed, we have the option to upgrade to TMC2150.
A 3D printer gets hot and shaky. Our goal is to design products that can withstand that harsh environment for years and years.
Using an 8 layer PCB ensures we get great heat dissipation on all the high current parts. A fast 3D printer needs much current which in turn can heat things up if not careful. The 6 integrated stepper motor drivers on Recore runs cool with a minimum of fans.
We have zero jumpers and zero fuses on the main board. It’s been designed to be software configurable in all aspects. It simplifies troubleshooting and minimizes the need for physical access to the board, once it has been installed.
The Allwinner A64 we have has a unique feature. It has a built in 300 MHz CPU that is dedicated to running the real-time aspect of the 3D printer. That makes it possible to run vanilla Linux on the main CPUs, while still keeping the stepper motors happy.
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