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03-21-2008, 04:11 AM
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Hi all I am quite new to all this. I have been reading lots of things on this site to find out where to start making my own cnc router. I would prefer to build my own drivers as I enjoy the electronic construction. My question is, why would I need microstepping. For routing wood and mdf accuracy of a few thou would be more than I need. With lead screw 1 to 2 mm pitch and couple hundred steps per rev, that seems to be great resolution to me. Is the advantage of microstepping, smoother operation with less harmonic problems?? or is there a reason that I am not picking up. Regards Don (domar)  |
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