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I'm looking at purchasing some of the clifton precision motors as per the "cheap servo's" thread. I know that Jeff has used these motors with good results and sells them on ebay with encoders attached. My question is does the knurl on the rear shaft of the motor have to be turned off? would the encoders still work with it on? I want to know so that i know what shaft diameter to order for the usdigital e2 encoders. Can anyone tell me what size shaft they ordered for these encoders (http://www.usdigital.com/products/e2/ ) and what the final part # was. Has anyone used these motors on a 4X8 table that is belt driven and if so how did they work? Thanks. |
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