- Motor Type: Bipolar Stepper Motor
- Size: NEMA 17 (42x42x22.6mm)
- Works with 12V and 24V Printers
- Max Current: 1 Amp/Phase
- Step Angle: 1.8 deg.
- Weight: ~160g
Wiring Notes: This uses a standard stepper motor plug on most 3D printers. Depending on your stock printer wiring this motor should work on any machine. See below for how the plug is wired. If you connect this to your stock motor plug and it shakes instead of moving then you will need to re-arrange the pins to match the wiring on the included cable. The board end of the cable may have a 4 PIN JST XH or 4 PIN DUPONT style connector (depending on stock)
- Black: A+
- Green: A-
- Red: B+
- Blue: B-
Full Specifications from the Manufacturer

Part Fitment/Installation
This is a universal 3D printer part. That means it will work on almost any 3D printer (check your printer voltage and part voltage) with the correct mount for your specific machine. Thingiverse is a wonderful place to locate mounts and we also have printed parts in our shop for some universal parts.
It is up to you to determine and select a mount for your specific printer model (or design one) to install this part on your machine and wire it up to your machine (if applicable). You are welcome to Contact Us for recommendations for your particular printer model for mounting options that are available online if searching yourself does not yield any results.
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To offer you the best possible pricing, this product does not include technical support. However, if you ever need assistance, we offer affordable support options that you can purchase separately:
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- Remote Video Call with PC Access: $30 for 30 minutes | $50 for 60 minutes
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Jonathan Giese (verified owner) –
I bought this stepper motor, like many, to reduce weight on my x axis. This is installed on my Ender3 Pro with a TH3D Tough v2 HotEnd, MultiMount, EZabl and a direct drive setup Creality Metal Extruder, which I plan to switch to the Tough Extruder soon. Once I dialed down the voltage a little and did a P.I.D. tune it has worked great.