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    Electronics...

    Hello,

    I've been visiting these boards since the last 6 months regularly, and I'm pretty convinced that I'm finally ready to built my own router table.

    The design is going to be a basic mobile gantry, 3 axis cnc (MDF based). The design will 20" * 30". I'll use Mach 3 to control it. The problem I'm having is concerning the electronics, like I live in Europe I simply don't have access to the famous Geckodrives

    I was thinking of buying here:
    http://www.slidesandballscrews.com/ (If you got good alternatifs, don't hesitate posting them)

    What I'm thinking of:

    Breakout Board:
    Uniport (Click for information) ($81.00)
    • Five optical isolated inputs with internal power jumpers.
    • X/Y/Z/A buffered outputs with 30mA drive capacity.
    • Three 16A @ 250V AC Single pole relays.
    • Charge pump protection on all outputs and relays.
    • USB powered, only consumes 250mA with all relays energised.
    • Optional 5 volt power connection.
    • LED indicators for power, charge pump, power save and all three relays.
    • Uses standard parallel cable and A to B USB cable.


    Stepper Driver (3x): ($72.00)
    PM752 Microstepping Driver (Click for information)
    • High performance, cost-effective
    • Supply voltage up to +75 VDC
    • Output current up to 5.2A
    • Self-adjustment technology
    • Pure-sinusoidal current control technology
    • Pulse input frequency up to 300 KHz
    • TTL compatible and optically isolated input
    • Automatic idle-current reduction
    • 16 selectable resolutions in decimal and binary, up to 51,200 steps/rev
    • Suitable for 2-phase and 4-phase motors
    • Support PUL/DIR and CW/CCW modes
    • Short-voltage, over-voltage, over-current protections


    Servo Motor (3x)
    SY60STH86-3008 Nema 23 (Click for information) ($40.00)
    • Step Angle 1.8 Deg
    • Step Angle Accuracy 5% (full step, no load)
    • Resistance Accuracy 10%
    • Inductance Accuracy 20%
    • Temperature Rise 80OCMax.(rated current,2 phase on)
    • Ambient Temperature -20OC~+50OC
    • Insulation Resistance 100M Min. ,500VDC
    • Dielectric Strength 500VAC for one minute
    • Shaft Radial Play 0.02Max. (450 g-load) Shaft
    • Axial Play 0.08Max. (450 g-load) Max.
    • radial force 75N (20mm from the flange)
    • Max. axial force 15N


    420 dollar total What do you think of it?

    Thank you very much in advance =)

    Ps. I wish to add that I have quite some experience using CNC Cutters, laser cutter, prototyping & 5-axis machinery (however I can't program the last one on my own ). A few examples of past work:

    Last edited by Stiggero; 01-21-2010 at 10:11 AM.


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    I ordered my Gecko 540 direct from Gecko for $299 + freight and had it within a week, 3x 3N steppers from the UK - were about £28/each - I know which I'd rather have!


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    Buy the uniport straight from Roy the man who makes them, a little cheaper and a very help full man. http://www.diycnc.co.uk/html/uniport.html


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