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RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Is a reduction drive necessary for servo motors?

Posted by Peter Homann
on 2004-01-14 19:46:30 UTC
Hi Jan,

Thanks for replying. The reason for looking at servos is mainly to do "open
loop" threading with Mach2 software. The servos should give me more power at
speed.



Thanks,


Peter Homann
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> motors?
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> Peter: Since the lathe seems to work with steppers,
> direct-coupled to the
> 4mm pitch screws (same as I have on mine!), and it appears from
> your question
> that you simply want to increase the available torque, why not
> just install
> Superior Electric (or competing "exact replacement") KML093-nnnn
> bipolar "square
> body" steppers! The two-stack is VERY powerful and excellent. Use Gecko
> drives, if you don't have bipolar drives already. Jan Rowland
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