Re: Bridgeport Servo
Posted by
Polaraligned
on 2005-03-09 16:58:25 UTC
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "ww58022" <ww58022@y...> wrote:
encoders included. You need something with 600 oz-in peak torque,
or better. Figure gearing 3:1 at this torque level. I would stick
with Rutex or Gecko drives also, unless you KNOW what you are
getting on E-pay. The Gecko's are really well supported.
Scott
>For a BP I would expect to pay $150 or more for real servos with
>
> OK. So servos seem to be the way to go. What should I expect to pay
> for servos and controllers? I've got a BP I'm looking to convert. Are
> we talking $50 each, $100 each?
>
> What make/model/source of motors looks to be a good fit? Like the
> others in the group this machine is to be used in a home workshop and
> not to earn a living.
>
> Thanks in advance for your response.
>
> DC
encoders included. You need something with 600 oz-in peak torque,
or better. Figure gearing 3:1 at this torque level. I would stick
with Rutex or Gecko drives also, unless you KNOW what you are
getting on E-pay. The Gecko's are really well supported.
Scott
Discussion Thread
ww58022
2005-03-09 11:24:32 UTC
Servo pricing
lazercadman
2005-03-09 14:01:07 UTC
Re: Servo pricing
Polaraligned
2005-03-09 16:58:25 UTC
Re: Bridgeport Servo