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12-23-2008, 03:18 PM
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I have finally selected a design to start my build. I have accumulated a few large photocopiers for parts that I can use. I have decided to attempt a design like one seen on the Sosylva web page. I need help in making a choice to purchase the controllers. I have have to make up my mind to purchase a 4 axis pro system from HobbyCNC kitor another system called a Linistepper motor controller kit. The difference that I can see is that the Hobby CNC has all axis on one board., but the Linistepper system is a board for each axis plus breakout board. What would be recommended for me to purchase. I see that both systems run Tubrbo CNC and March3. Larry  |
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