Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] July, NUTS & VOLTS

Might just work with a servo that small. That is probably the continuous
rating and the motor would then accept a much higher starting torque. Unlike
steppers, it would just try harder until it got there.
Darrell

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From: william johansen <beybill@...>
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Subject: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] July, NUTS & VOLTS


> on page 6 how to convert desk top mill they are using servo motors
> rated at 26 oz-in. My question is this, are the motors to small or is
> the rating different say for 100 oz-in stepper motors.
> Bill Johansen
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