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  1. 10-04-2010, 06:25 AM #1
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    PLEASE HELP ME with the torque calculations!!!!!!

    Dear All,

    I really need your help...i'm building a CNC machine on my own and i just would like to know how to calculate the torque for the x, y, and z axes so that i can select which stepper motors to use...

    Can you please give me some references and what eqautions to use!!

    Thnx
    mtx_boy

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