1) Why do you need 5000 lbs of force??
2) You do realize that ~500ipm or more is a much better speed for a router.
3) I believe that you only need 500 lbs of force to get 1G of accel.
Sorry, but that's all I got.
I am building this cnc router table and i think i might have over did it and now i am having a hard time finding motors big enought to power this
i want some servos and gecko drive thay say thay are the best
i have now
Thomson Linear Guides are 25mm and i have 4 berrings
Thomson Ball Srew is 1inch and 4 turns per inch
the gantry will be about 500 Pounds
and i want to go 90 to 100 IPM with 1G aceleration and about 2500 pounds of force
and i have a 2.25 to 1 gearing
and a 72 volt 20 amps power supply
can anyone help me please i dont no ware to buy servos
can someone point me to ware and what motor to get please
THanks
Last edited by Biggermens; 04-07-2009 at 07:48 AM.
1) Why do you need 5000 lbs of force??
2) You do realize that ~500ipm or more is a much better speed for a router.
3) I believe that you only need 500 lbs of force to get 1G of accel.
Sorry, but that's all I got.
Gerry
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opps i ment 2500 pounds of force
and i want to go 100 ipm
my gantry is 500 pounds
Found an italian 'magnetic BR60'
Weighs a tonne.
52v at torque peak.
nominal current of 9.1 amps
peak torque current of 53 amps
back e.m.f max is 176v
I'm hoping a gecko320 pushes it.
It would probably fold your router frame up like pretzel at full torque.