Stepper Package

[freezer]

I am trying to decide between these;

http://www.hobbycnc.com/cncpackages/...125ozin31v.htm

http://www.stepperworld.com/sp3HT.htm (upgraded to fet3)

or

http://www.xylotex.com/#3axis


What do yo think?

3/8 allthread leadscrew 24"x24" cutting area. Just cut'n wood...

[WOODKNACK]

I have had the stepperworld sp3-ht. it was slow. plus unipolar.
I now have the xylotex board and what a diffenece! There is no comparacin. FOR THE MONEY! XYLOTEX ALL THE WAY. I dont think there is an unhappy xylotex customer out there? If so speak up..

[turkgeltz]

I have the hobbycnc 125 oz. package on my home made done and it works well but I only get about 12ipm on my machine. It's made with rollerbearings and gas pipe.

[freezer]

Originally posted by WOODKNACK I have had the stepperworld sp3-ht. it was slow. plus unipolar. I now have the xylotex board and what a diffenece! There is no comparacin. FOR THE MONEY! XYLOTEX ALL THE WAY. I dont think there is an unhappy xylotex customer out there? If so speak up..

xylotec it is... It is orderd... but no steppers... what is a good stepper to go with this board?

[aghobby]

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Originally posted by WOODKNACK
I have had the stepperworld sp3-ht. it was slow. plus unipolar.
I now have the xylotex board and what a diffenece! There is no comparacin. FOR THE MONEY! XYLOTEX ALL THE WAY. I dont think there is an unhappy xylotex customer out there? If so speak up..


You tell that sp3-ht is slower, can you elabore on it? Does it means slower connection with pc, slower motor rpm or other?

Thanks for reply,

Alex

[balsaman]

Motor rpm. It seems it's very hard to get over 120 rpm with it, even at higher voltages.

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[aghobby]

I have the sp3-ht , i can`t get more that 100rpm, how more you could expect from a xylotek board?




Thanks,

Alex

[balsaman]

On 24 volts around 400 or more.

[aghobby]

For the price this will make a good upgrade for a 3/8-16 leadscrew driven machine!! 3 time faster...

Thanks for the reply,

Alex

[yukonho]

I have a Xylotex on my home made MDF, pipe and roller blade bearings, and it works great! I am using 1/4-20 threaded rod and cuttingboard for the leadscrew and nuts, I just measured my jog speed, 10.5" in 15 seconds. That is 42" per minute. I have the driver set to 1/8 step, and I am using a 24V 4.5A power supply.
I love this board, I am so happy I got it and didn't bother with anything else.
Also, I am using Mach2, and it is fantastic as well. I cant imagine a better combination.
co

[yukonho]

Just did the math, that works out to 840 RPM.
co

[freezer]

What motors are you running?