Re: Question 3Axis(w/4 step motors) machine
Posted by
Andrew Mathison
on 2010-06-08 02:13:40 UTC
Depending upon the ampage of the motors and the drive current that you have from a single axis, you could connect the motors in parallel. I see no reason not to do it, especially if you have trouble driving the two axis in slave mode.....
Do test that the motor directions are correct/compatible before mechanically linking them of course!
I have read somewhere that it is quite common to do this, but don't ask me where that was!!!
Greetings from
Andy Mathison
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Do test that the motor directions are correct/compatible before mechanically linking them of course!
I have read somewhere that it is quite common to do this, but don't ask me where that was!!!
Greetings from
Andy Mathison
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