Fercho139:
Arduino UnoEasydriver V4
Stepper Motor 12V .33A
https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Robotics/SM-42BYG011-25.pdf
12V 10A Source
Try 18V or 24V supply - if you use constant current driver you need voltage overhead.
You have a high-impedance (50 ohm) stepper, normally these days stepppers are a couple of
ohms only, so 12V supply and a current-controlling driver will work well.
You could try setting the current to less than 0.33A, say .25A, and see it that gives the driver
enough overhead.
Note you'll never get much speed from a high impedance motor driven like this - this is why
most steppers today are low impedance.