Silent Magic 3D Printer

#WARNING - Making these Modifications Will VOID Your Printer's Warranty

**No Warranty of any kind, expressed or implied, and not responsible for any damages, direct or indirect, in the application of these text or video instructions, in whole or in part. **

In an effort to have a quieter JGMaker Magic 3D Printer, I designed and printed a set of adapters to replace the stock, in-house made controller board with an MKS Gen L controller. Basically because the stock controller does not have replaceable stepper drivers or AUX pins for SPI or UART modes (optional) used by the Trinamic TMC2130 and TMC2208 Stepper Drivers.

The Thing Files section of this Thingy has 3D printed parts for that conversion along with schematics and Marlin Firmware files that were modified this 'upgrade'.

Due to the unique connectors used on the stock controller board, wires will need to be cut, crimped and solder to make this printer work with the MKS Gen L controller (or any other controller).

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