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Base on the mach3 manual, I know that it can control the "C" axis for the tangential head to make the turn follow the cut line. Now I need to know about the parts that I need to control all the step motor. This is what I plan to do, from Campbell Designs buy Combo break-out board. $245 from GeckoDrive.com buy the G201 or G210, but I don't find info about what is the different between G201 & G210, now that I have 2 motors on X axis, one motor in Y axis and one motor in Z asix, plus one in the tangential cutter, which one should I buy. Should I buy 1 for each axis that is $148 x 5 on the X-axis there are one motor on right and one on left, how do the hardware and software to control this 2 motors in sync. on the tangential cutter it also has the oscillating, I think the combo card need to send out a voltage to control the frequency, is this availble is the combo card? and the last thing is power supply, is there some good place to get one too? Did I miss anything? I find it is fun to design something to move. any suggestion is welcome. |
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