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01-31-2011, 08:58 PM
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Can anyone tell me the correct size stepper to use on a Series II (the BIG Bridgeport, 4 hp spindle size) It has a Centronics conversion but is having problems. Thinking of converting to steppers and Mach3. Right now it has SEM 29 in lb servos. which is about 488 in oz but is a 500 oz-in stepper equal?? I have some 1250 OZ-in steppers. It is not for production so speed is not critical Thanks, Bill  |
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02-01-2011, 02:25 AM
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| You would be better keeping the servos, if the drives you have now can not accept step and direction signals you could get new drives. The Dugong from CNCdrive - motion controls should be a good match for your motors. Hood |
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