Last-minute purchasing review

[Burn]

Hey Guys,

Last-minute purchase review...Going with the IMService servo setup, the 4A-4-axis kit Here. It'll be going on a Taig 2019CR-ER. Looking to mill PC Watercooling waterblocks, similar to this. Basically what I'm asking is...Is this the right setup to buy? I have the money to buy these servoes.

A "Yes, buy it" or "No, here's why" answer would be GREATLY appreciated...Going in $800 is not at all cheap, so I want to make a good decision the first time.

Thanks guys!

[under-dog]

it will cost more than $800 even used.

[Burn]

$840, sorry...

That was the price last time I checked for the 4-axis kit.

[philbur]

Does the mill have preloaded ball screws, do the servos have encoders. What was you rational for picking servos over steppers.

Regards
Phil

Originally Posted by Burn Hey Guys, Last-minute purchase review...Going with the IMService servo setup, the 4A-4-axis kit Here. It'll be going on a Taig 2019CR-ER. Looking to mill PC Watercooling waterblocks, similar to this. Basically what I'm asking is...Is this the right setup to buy? I have the money to buy these servoes. A "Yes, buy it" or "No, here's why" answer would be GREATLY appreciated...Going in $800 is not at all cheap, so I want to make a good decision the first time. Thanks guys!

[Burn]

Taig doesn't say much about how their leadscrews are made, but I can refer you to this page:
http://www.taigtools.com/mmill.html

[Burn]

Bump for the night crowd..

[Burn]

Bump again.

[KDN Tool]

Burn,
I installed the IMService 4 axis servo system on an X2 with ball screws for a customer. The machine ran great for the testing period I ran on it. I would say "don't hesitate, get the servo system".

Ken
KDN Tool

[Burn]

Thanks for the input! I will order them tonight!