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    Motor/ballscrew ?

    After sending out a couple of info requests on what to use for my router, i am having a hard time getting my head around motor size. I got a very helpful reply from John at Keling inc. Obviously he is far more knowledgeable than i in these systems, i am just having a hard time seeing how a Nema 23 387 oz motor with a 1/4" shaft, can drive a 25mm dia ball screw? The Y yes, but the X pulling the weight of the gantry etc. I just do not want to have problems from under powered motors, before i even get started. As i said he know these systems, so i am sure he is correct, this is what he recommended to me,

    http://www.kelinginc.net/ControlSystem.html
    KL-G540-48 4 Axis G540 CNC Stepper Motor Driver Controller $599
    Special Sale: $549.95

    4 pcs of 387 oz-in motors

    KL23H284-35-4B (1/4” Dual shaft with a flat) 387 oz-in

    http://www.kelinginc.net/NEMA23Motor.html


    Here is the link to the pics of my router i posted a while back.

    Another newbie, Another Machine, same old ????

    Any other info/advice/criticism, will be greatly appreciated, thanks.

    Graham.


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    Graham,

    Take a look at the tutorial I wrote, it should give you some help... There is an excel spreadsheet (in post #2) but you'll need to convert from imperial to metric and back again...
    If you're in Europe why not come and visit the UK CNC Community at http://www.mycncuk.com


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    What a great write up, thanks. I will weigh the gantry this weekend and do some calculations, expect to hear from me


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    Be aware that the inertia of a 25mm screw may require much more torque to achieve rapid acceleration.
    Gerry

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