Installing the SuperLong Board on CNC Router | Sienci Labs Upgrade Tutorial

Join me as I upgrade my LongMill MK1 with the highly anticipated Sienci Super LongBoard (SLB)! In this step-by-step tutorial, I walk you through the entire process of replacing the original LongMill MK1 controller with the compact and feature-packed Super LongBoard from Sienci Labs.
Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional, this video will guide you through unboxing, installation, and initial setup.
🔧 What's Covered:
Unboxing the Sienci Super LongBoard.
Detailed guide on removing the old control board.
Step-by-step installation of the SLB.
Cable management and labeling for ease.
Initial power-up and troubleshooting.
👍 Why Upgrade?
Enhanced speed and functionality.
Compact design with more features.
Uses USB-C for easier connections.
🛠️ Key Moments: 0:09 - Introduction to the Super LongBoard.
00:26 - Labeling and removing the old board.
01:44 - Discussing the benefits of the new board.
06:14 - Mounting and connecting the Super LongBoard.
25:56 - Powering up and initial tests.
33:10 - Final thoughts and future plans.
🔗 Useful Links:
SLB Documentation: sienci.com/product/slb/?ref=d...
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path forward for controlling your CNC Router with the Super LongBoard.
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[@paulsmessyworkshop]

Paul, success is yours!!

[@KenDo_creation]

This is the best SLB video so far. Thank you for making it. I should be getting my SLB tomorrow or Tuesday. :)

[@D.E.Hammer]

Thank You. You are going to really like the SLB, Sienci really did a great job with it.

[@TheUsernamechris]

This is a great video DE! I like the LTT screwdriver too. Glad you got all the wiring sorted out with some reading and I hope you're liking the new board haha. I agree with your pain on 32-bit support, let me know if you have any other feedback on it 👍

[@D.E.Hammer]

Thank You. I am really enjoying the SLB. From the design to all the additional features. Just need time to dig deeper into it.

[@dangoras9152]

Nice setup.. What is that project beside u at looks like a playstation holder... Keep it up brother

[@D.E.Hammer]

It is a playstation stand. Wanted to work on that this weekend, but was kind of excited to get the slb set up.

[@JoeLazzara]

This is great, thanks for making this video so I'll know how to hook it up before I get mine!! I appreciate this.
So did the board come with any instructions or anything like that?

[@D.E.Hammer]

Thank you. No included instructions, but they have guides and pin outs online.

[@JoeLazzara]

@@D.E.Hammer Ok, cool. Thanks.

[@JoeLazzara]

@D.E.Hammer I think this is pretty funny; we spent all that time trying to get that remote controller to work on my machine, and now this board has a port for a pendant, that'll work even better!!! 😆😆
Now we just have to find out which, or what kind of pendant will work with it. 🤔

[@RBallarddesigns]

Nice job sir! Dedicated rotary for the old board?

[@D.E.Hammer]

Did not think of that my mind went a little more decorative and star trek, LOL. Who would have thought.

[@JohnOCFII]

Thanks for the video. As you seem comfortable with Linux, as you have been using a Raspberry Pi, you might wish to install Linux on the Mini-PC you purchased, and then run the gSender-1.4.6-Linux-Intel-64Bit.AppImage (I run Debian Linux on an Intel PC and run gSender AppImage on that).

[@D.E.Hammer]

I might just do that.