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If you want a critical speed calculator, i use this one.
http://www.nookindustries.com/ball/BallCalculators.cfm

Hiwin are the manufacture of that nut, and are in Taiwan, but do have an office in Germany, but it is unlikely you will get a reply direct from them because they are only interested in dealing with...

Check the polarity, also remove the enable wire just incase it is disabling the driver.

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The correct way to wire in parallel is as follows.

A+ Blue/White & Red.
A- Blue & Red / White
B+ Green /White & Black
B- Green & Black / White

The easiest way to remember is to put A phase...

The reason you will find it hard to find low inductance motors is because of current.
if you want a motor with lower than normal current you are going to end up with higher inductance.
you may be...

As said, higher inertia means they will not accelerate as fast, but you are converting a mill, so it is not as if you are going to be spinning then up to 1000 RPM anyway.
3Nm motors with 5mm lead...

Looking good.

I stripped my X3 down, and i think i still have the screws and nuts still.
Im not sure if they are the same, but if they are you can have the bits.

We sell the PM752 with the SY60 and they work well together.
Also 72V is a bit too high for the PM752 driver, it will work, but is a bit close to the max voltage.
At a high voltage the Arc motor...