Re: How to convert a Grizzly 1006 Mill to CNC

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, hannu <hvenermo@...> wrote:

Hi Hannu and great thanks for your time, dont you sleep?
Here in Gothenburg its a fantastic sunny and crisp autumn day.
I am intrested in the motors but iam short on money right now but can
i come back on you in this matter soon?
Do you think the torque will be sufficent for that kind of
application, I thought that I needed aleast 4 Nm?
Then I dont understand the:

(What do we need and want for inputs on a router.
1.x-axis plus and minus limits, one shared as home
2.y-axis plus and minus limits, one shared as home
3.z-axis plus and minus limits, one shared as home
4.emergency stop
5.spindle speed index for accurate rpm input (you may want to get the
c3
card for 23$)

Possibly, either/or or both
x-axis mpg
y-axis mpg
x jog +/-
y jog +/-
z jog +/-)

Iam sorry:( but I will get there...
And you dont mentioned any about the possible 4:th axis, is this
possible with this configuration.
I wont home switches, so I know where I am, so is this possible also
with this.
Then I wonder, I been recommended bipolar motor with the possible to
microstepping, are your motors for that?
I also been thinking of buying Gecko G203V drivers, do they apply or
should you recommend something else?
Lots of questions here, hope you have the time, You have been a great
help so far Thanks a lot.
Regards
Per