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    Ezecnc Roger had this issue when he converted his viceroy, he did not suffer any damage luckily but did have a huge issue with resistance. Made it hard work to mill by hand. He was using large steppers but goes to show that the issue is there no matter what size steppers you use. It would be worth whipping out the DTM to check on any back current flow?
    If the nagging gets really bad......Get a bigger shed:naughty:

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    The back-emf from stepper motors is significant - they're good little generators. The protection diodes in the stepper drivers will rectify the back-emf and if you turn it fast enough power up the driver which is clearly bad news. I found that below a certain speed they manually turn quite easily, but when that threshold is exceeded it gets a lot harder. Clearly it will vary significantly with the size of motor.

    Easily solved - just unplug the motors.

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