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03-04-2009, 01:34 AM
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| Hi eloid, 10.84Lb-In = 173Oz-In = 1.2Nm, roughly. Can't say if it's usable for you though since one "CNC" is not the same as another "CNC". For a small router, probably overkill, on the X- and Y axis of a small mill probably with the correct gearing, on the knee....perhaps but depends how heavy the knee is and how much you can gear it....on a large machining center - forget it. You get the idea. The large servo-motors from HomeshopCNC are 170oz-in continous and are being used on knee mills with good results I believe.    |
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