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09-15-2009, 02:03 AM
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I have a router which I use mostly for decorative items like signs etc. I have set my stepper drivers for 8 microsteps. Will that affect the torque of the motors negative? I cant jog them very fast before they get jerky. I´m running unipolar stepper motors on bipolar drivers. Will it be better to buy bipolar stepper motors in order to get better torque?    |
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