If the motors dont have enough torque. All the voltage in the world won't help.
Having said that, almost any machine could benefit from at least 36v.
I dont really know anything about this machine, so can't really give you any more advice.
Hi Just finished building the OOZnest cnc router, but the power supply that I had was hardly turning the nema 23s so I upped it from 12v to 24v (6.25A) and the same thing, the nema,s hardly turning. Do you think I aut to get a 36v supply or stay with a 12v and 50A to give it that bit more of a kick.
I'd be grateful for any advice here.
Thanks.
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If the motors dont have enough torque. All the voltage in the world won't help.
Having said that, almost any machine could benefit from at least 36v.
I dont really know anything about this machine, so can't really give you any more advice.
Gerry
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Yes, I thought I'd have to increase the voltage and go with a 36v supply. But what would be your suggestions regarding the amount of amps. There's 1 Nema 17 and 3 Nema 23s.
Thanks for your help by the way.
Lindum.
What are the ratings of the motors and drives?
I wouldn't think you that you'd need more than 6-7 amps?
Gerry
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