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12-05-2016
Thread: pulse equivelant calculation
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Re: pulse equivelant calculation
break this down into steps first. Working on Metric system.
#1 Need Shaft Revs per Unit. So need tooth pitch(TP) and number of teeth on Pinion(PT). Shaft Revs per unti = 1 / (TP * PT)
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03-02-2016
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Re: steel cnc build 300cm*200cm for marble startup design
Have you build anything before? I don think so or it was not that big
So let me help you a bit:
-You miss some basic understanding that Box section is stronger than U profile. Eliminate from... -
02-02-2016
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Re: steel cnc build 300cm*200cm for marble startup design
Well it looks good but there are a few things I would comment on.
3500mm is a mighty wide gantry, it would be better from a rigidity standpoint if you have could have the axis running the other... -
13-01-2016
Thread: cnc for marble
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: cnc for marble
Sorry but your wrong R&P is the perfect choice in this application. Just about every industrial Stone cutting machine uses Helical R&P.
Your also Wrong about the Resolution and Micro steps because... -
13-01-2016
Thread: cnc for marble
by Rufe0- Replies
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Re: cnc for marble
Maybe, try a few out. It depends on your steppers, drivers and how well they work together, there is probably a sweet spot. I would stay clear of the really high ones though, mircosteps aren't always...
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12-01-2016
Thread: cnc for marble
by Rufe0- Replies
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Re: cnc for marble
The distance traveled per revolution with rack and pinion is the pitch circle of your pinion gear diameter * pi, for example 1inch 25.4mm pitch circle diameter pinion gear, 25.4*3.145 = 79.883mm...
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12-01-2016
Thread: cnc for marble
by phill05- Replies
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Re: cnc for marble
You will not do much good with the type of bolt together frame that you are showing.
You do NOT need higher speeds, but you do need a RIGID machine and plenty of water, rough out leaving 4 to 6 mm... -
12-01-2016
Thread: cnc for marble
by Rufe0- Replies
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Re: cnc for marble
The problem is at 3m long your going to need quite large screws so that they aren't flopping & wipping around. Large screws generally have a large thread pitch, plus you'd want to use a large thread...
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12-01-2016
Thread: cnc for marble
by Clive S- Replies
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Re: cnc for marble
Yasser first welcome to the forum. Are you sure about the 400mm/sec as that is 24mtr/min and is very fast. you need to give the specs of the controller and drives also the voltage of the output...
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12-01-2016
Thread: cnc for marble
by Rufe0- Replies
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Re: cnc for marble
Is this machine to be used only for marble? I would have thought the only way to machine marble would be very slowly. In which case the maximum speed of the machine would be of little importance. So...
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23-12-2015
Thread: cnc for marble
by Chaz- Replies
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Re: cnc for marble
I suspect before anyone can help you, you need to provide more details. Your question is a bit like 'how do I solve world peace'?
Pics, specs? What speeds can you do, what are the issues etc ... -
24-12-2009
Thread: What size stepper motor do I-need.
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What size stepper motor do I-need.
A Tutorial on motor torque calculations
A question oft asked on MYCNCUK is "how big a motor do I need?". There is no simple answer to this, and the options are usually:
a) follow someone elses...
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