From Google Translate (Portuguese)
"Hello everyone!
So my college professor has an idea for my final paper: design and build and CNC using a cnc shield for arduino uno BUT not with arduino uno, actually with Esp32.
Did you get the idea?
BUT, I don't choose my teacher, and he's a pro in electronics, and I don't... I'm really, really lost, and I don't know where to start. I'm thinking that maybe someone has a shield project (arduino uno even) in proteus, so I can have an idea of what to do, or give me lessons, clues, tips, I'm accepting anything.
Yes, I already watch a lot of videos, but I didn't understand
Somebody help LOL
Attaching an example of the uno Arduino shield. (We will use 4 drivers)
thank you guys"
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Hi,
you can use the Arduino IDE to program the ESP32; info here:
Learn how to install the ESP32 board add-on in Arduino IDE in less than 1 minute. This guides works in any operating system: Windows PC, Mac OS X, and Linux.
It should be possible to translate an Arduino CNC project, just using different I/O pins to suit the ESP.
A 3D printer is a type of CNC machine - so this, as an example, is an ESP32 based CNC:-
PandaZhu is an ESP32 based 3D printer controller board with WiFi & Bluetooth, up to 8 motor drivers, compatible with Marlin 2.0, ESP3D WebUI.