Hi, I had a Shapoko, then upgraded to an X-Carve, then upgraded to an x-controller (one of the first), stiffened the frame, then upgraded to linear rails and screw feed on all axis, ditched DeWalt and got a Makita spindle (to run at a slower speed), built a cabinet around it, and bolted it down to a very heavy workbench. All in an effort to mill Aluminum. Throughout I have had the wine of stepper motors making the majority of the sound coming from the machine. Then a little over a year ago I got an Ender 3d printer to replace my PrintRBot. The machine makes very little noise, the steppers are almost silent. Other than a little fan noise, you can only hear the filament coming off the reel. Does anybody know how they did it?
Yes my steppers are massive, but Creality/Ender was able to silence their steppers by some modification on the circuit board. If you get the older model circuit board you get stepper noise. Is there a hack that could drop the noise level of the steppers?