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| Recently I was given a bunch of motors ,some steppers and some servos ( a few broken but most in good condition ) . The servo's I have are Pittman mod 14206 with 280oz/inch peak torque and some CMC ( cleveland motion controls ) mod 2130 with +/- 300 oz/inch peak torque . I also have some Pittman 14903 model with a 5.9/1 gear reduction . My question is are these strong enough for a medium size ( 40" by 20" )moving gantry wood router ( with ball bearing linear slides ) . I might plan to use them with some gecko drives . They seem to be for light duty from what I read in the specs but their size is quite big and long compared to a stepper with the same power . Thanks in advance for replying . Paul |
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