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Hi All I`ve been having sporadic problems with stalling. I`ve contemplated converting the x and y axis to servos. I just checked out the ballscrew and mounting plate design for the current stepper on the x axis and it would need a difficult re-work to accommodate the new servo if I added the usual timing belt arraignment. I`ve been looking at servos at Dan Mach`s website. I`m wondering if anyone in the group has any idea if Dan`s largest servo in the 1100 oz range would be strong enough to drive my 3 axis wood router in a direct drive configuration. The ballscrew has a .2 lead and the gantry itself weights in at approximately 275 pounds and is linked to Thomson 1 1/4 diameter lineal slides. 1100 oz peak 90V nema34 servo motor MCG ID33004 http://www.camtronics-cnc.com/ Regards Barry |
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