Newbie question: Motor sizing
Posted by
rawen2
on 2002-05-31 21:22:55 UTC
Hi Group. Just joined a few days ago. Read 99% of the postings from
May. Whew. I'm already 200% more knowledgable. I'd like to build a
3 axis CNC using a Jet JMD-18 benchtop or similar. It has an approx
9.5" x 32" table. I see that Microkinetics on their "CNC Express"
puts 470 oz/in motors on the X & Y axes with ballscrews. At first
I'd like to run with the standard acme screws and was wondering what
size (torque) steppers do I need? I'd like it to be middle of the
road on speed and capable of machining materials from wood to steel.
I assume it will get faster after eventually converting to
ballscrews. Thanks.
May. Whew. I'm already 200% more knowledgable. I'd like to build a
3 axis CNC using a Jet JMD-18 benchtop or similar. It has an approx
9.5" x 32" table. I see that Microkinetics on their "CNC Express"
puts 470 oz/in motors on the X & Y axes with ballscrews. At first
I'd like to run with the standard acme screws and was wondering what
size (torque) steppers do I need? I'd like it to be middle of the
road on speed and capable of machining materials from wood to steel.
I assume it will get faster after eventually converting to
ballscrews. Thanks.
Discussion Thread
rawen2
2002-05-31 21:22:55 UTC
Newbie question: Motor sizing
rawen2
2002-06-01 06:22:06 UTC
Re: Newbie question: Motor sizing
mariss92705
2002-06-01 10:25:23 UTC
Re: Newbie question: Motor sizing
Art Eckstein
2002-06-01 14:46:18 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Newbie question: Motor sizing
mariss92705
2002-06-01 15:30:30 UTC
Re: Newbie question: Motor sizing
Art Eckstein
2002-06-01 16:15:01 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Newbie question: Motor sizing
Alan Marconett KM6VV
2002-08-17 10:20:01 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Newbie question: Motor sizing