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Thread: Z axis weight

  1. 15-09-2013 #1
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    My z axis weight (the moving Z part) with the router COMPLETE weights 18kg.
    I am using RM1605 ballscrew and 425Oz 4A stepper motor on 42V. Do you think I will be able to move the head with this configuration without loosing steps? Do you think it is too heavy? Thank you.
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    See this thread (read it all): http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/steppe...er-driven.html
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