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    New Project

    I everybody, i am begining a new project, a CNC rooter and in use a hold medical équipement. Whit this équipement i have 2 stepper motor whit 4 wires controled by 2 separatly stepper board.I am looking for a third motor for z axis. What is better?????? buying a stepper controler controling 3 steppers motor or buying 1 motor controling by 1 stepper controler or a new idea?????

    I am good in mécanic and worst in électric électronic and english too( i am french)


    help me please

    Eric ( Canada)


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    Hello, welcome to Cnczone, it is good to see you here. There is a lot of good people and information here, hope you like it here.

    Either way will work just fine, if you have a good set of boards and motors now. It depends on which way you want to go.
    You may feel more comfortable typing in French, and maybe I can translate a bit and help you out.
    Forgive me if it takes me a bit to understand, I have not spoken French in a few years.
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    Thumbs up

    I also speak some broken french, but your english seems just fine. What is the make/model of the steppers and boards that you currently have? What size do you want your router to be? And what exactly will it be used for?


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    Thank's guy,

    My motor is a 2 Vexta DC 1.8 volt 4.5 AMP 2 phases and the model number is ph296-01 4 wires.

    The microstep drive is a 2 centent cn0142 10 micro-step /step.

    My table is a hold ostéodensitométry table ( dexa)Médical

    I want to put a rooter whit a z mouvement .I don't make this part again.


    I SEND A PICTURE LATER

    tHANK'S AGAIN

    ERIC


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    Yes, post some pictures up, we will be able to help you more.
    Sounds good so far, as far as your parts.
    Keep us informed
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    I guy, i find a new stepper motor for my new CNC it's a astrosin 23LM-C706-03 and i not able to find the color code. I have black, white,blue, white blue.red and white red,


    Thank you for your help




    Eric


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    This my first picture another is coming later



    http://www.servimg.com/image_preview.php?i=3&u=11037868





    Eric


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    Vous connaissez Mach3 de chez Artsoft?
    http://www.artsoftcontrols.com/
    Bien cordialement
    Yves


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    www.artsoftcontrols.com

    Mach3 commande directe 4/5 axes
    cordialement
    yves


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