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01-07-2011, 09:08 PM
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I have a 24 Volt power supply and a driver board from Hubbard CNC that is bipolar and operates up to 36 Volts and 3.5A max per axis. This is the link to the driver if you are interested: CNC 3 axis Stepper motor Driver TB6560 INCLUDES EXTRAS - eBay (item 330424320309 end time Jan-10-11 08:27:09 PST) I have an X2 mini-mill that I would like to convert to CNC. I know the formulas to determine stepper voltages etc, but I am looking for a stepper motor that can run on the above 24 volts driver and supply and have enough oomph to work with the X2 conversion. Can anyone recommend a Kelinginc stepper that could be used in the 24V scenario?
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