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motor shaft ?

Can a stepper motor shaft be replaced, mine some how broke off.is it hard too do if can be done? thanks. Graham
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No, but it shouldn't have broken. I'd contact whoever you got it from and see if they'll replace it.
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thanks Ger, not good news, I,m sure the warranty is over. Dam it's upsetting, was running so good. oh well thanks.
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Were you running with a solid coupling?
If so, a slight misalignment will cause it.
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Ya made them my self, similar to dumpster's couplings, guess they aren't very good, say Al, who carries steppers in Canada, BC preferably. do you Know? Graham
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I don't know of many that carry anything in stock, but Electromate (Ont) have always been in the servo/stepper field.
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I thought the shafts were just pressed into the core. Have been looking at a 34 frame motor and wondering about pressing it back so I can install a handwheel to the back side. The motor side is pretty long. As I got several for free, I'm thinkng about sacrificing one to a hydraulic press.
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I found novacon which is in Ont.There a bit cheaper. Any way I was wondering if I reversed the motor, has dual shaft, and just reversed the set up in mach 3 would that work until I get a new motor? it,ll probable be 2 weeks before I get one from any were I'm guessing, cant wait that long. Graham
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The reverse shaft should work, either motor connections or Mach set up to reverse.
In the mean time I would look at Oldham coupling or Stainless Helical.
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Thanks Al, I,ll give it a shot and see about couplings, just a pain ordering on the net, and no one around here sell's them, I don't know whats up with Canada, no manufacturing here at all seems. what in mach 3 would I need to change?
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Helical you can get from R.G. Shelley Ont.
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Should just need to change Ports & Pins -> Motor Output -> Dir LowActive setting for the axis in question.
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