Best source for Servo's ?? threads and learning

Hello Dave,

First I want to thank you for clearing up
my post issue.

When I say I am weak on Electronics, I think it my be an understatement.
Am I getting in over my head here in wanting to learn the "ins" and "out "
of building a CNC Plasma Cutter - Mainly the Control and Servos?
Will I be asking much too elementary questions for those on this Forum?
Will people even take the time to answer such questions?
Or would it be better for me to seek this basic information else where?
When I read the many posts of all the knowledgeable people on this Forum
I feel that I may be insulting people's intelligence with some of my basic
questions ... though I am sure many of the members have been in my shoes
at one time or another.

Thanks,

Luke Home



turbulatordude wrote:

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>>Are these Servo Motors?
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>>I am very interested in this thread as I too
>>what to start working on a Design/Building
>>a CNC Plasma Cutter from the bottom up.
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>>I am new to this Forum and this is my first post.
>>My electrical skills are Very Very weak. But I look
>>forward to learn enough about Servo, power supplies, controllers,
>>and whatever else I need to learn to build this.
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>>Any threads I shouls read to fill me in and
>>advise me in the pre-process of the begining
>>of this build would be great.
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>>Luke
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>Hi Luke,
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>Welcome to the list.
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>I have what I think are the best posts from this thread on a single
>file. I'll be back at my PC on Tuesday so will send you a copy. It
>includes all the post numbers so you can check the threads too.
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>I am working on another one about sizing the table and motors. also,
>a collectoin from the archives. That is still in the formative
>satages.
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>All will wind up in the files section, but I will be asking some of
>the guys to review for correctness before puting it there for
>posterity.
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>I have not mentioned this except in passing, but I'll put your name
>on the 'send me a copy' list. All people being quoted (intact full
>posts are used, not snips) will be copied as it is their words too.
>Of course it will be open to anyone else.
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>I've done work on the water table design so when you get to that
>point, I can offer that to you as well.
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>But, if you want to get a look at the archives of this list, google
>pgoffline for a software that will let you pull the archives of the
>whole list onto your PC for much faster searches of the list.
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