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30-06-2019
Thread: Help me to choose transformer
by routercnc- Replies
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Re: Help me to choose transformer
Thank you. Had fun making the machine and videos and the best thing was there was great feedback and it has helped give ideas to other builders.
On the toroid sizing question- I’m only repeating... -
02-09-2013
Thread: It's begun....
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: It's begun....
Mach doesn't know or care what drives you use it just sends pulses to the drives based on your preferences in motor tuning.
You'll see a difference between digital and Analogue drives but it will... -
01-09-2013
Thread: PSU : prices and differences
by Jonathan- Replies
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Re: PSU : prices and differences
Measuring it at a random time is pretty meaningless - at any one point on the grid the mains voltage can and does vary by several volts over time. I'd advise getting a transformer based on the...
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01-09-2013
Thread: PSU : prices and differences
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: PSU : prices and differences
Gytis,
If your unsure then has a guide just check the voltage coming into building, if it's on the high side then go for the lower transformer to be on safe side.
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25-08-2013
Thread: PSU : prices and differences
by Jonathan- Replies
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Re: PSU : prices and differences
Wouldn't be the first time ;)
Get the bits sent to me and I'll solder it up for you - it wont take more than 15 minutes. In fact I think I have a spare new 500VA toroidal transformer... 4 motors... -
25-08-2013
Thread: PSU : prices and differences
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: PSU : prices and differences
Ok no need to be confused buddy it's nothing special or difficult to get your head around. I'll explain for the sake of others thou it's all on the forum somewhere else.!
You have G540 which is... -
25-08-2013
Thread: PSU : prices and differences
by irving2008- Replies
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Re: PSU : prices and differences
Re building a PSU from a toroidal transformer have a look at this thread
http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/showthread.php?p=35458
Its a bit long but everything you need to know is there. Then come... -
24-08-2013
Thread: PSU : prices and differences
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: PSU : prices and differences
Hi Gytis,
You'll be much better with Unregulated supply so I'd go with toroid and build your own has the linked one doesn't provide enough currant. For 4 * 3.5A steppers You'll need minimum 8A and... -
24-08-2013
Thread: PSU : prices and differences
by Clive S- Replies
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Re: PSU : prices and differences
Perhaps A power supply with a toroidal transformer might suit your needs better if you are using it for steppers.
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24-08-2013
Thread: PSU : prices and differences
by Musht- Replies
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Re: PSU : prices and differences
“There is nothing in the world that some man cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheaper, and he who considers price only is that man's lawful prey." John Ruskin
Dealt with Sure... -
04-08-2013
Thread: Step drill bits (where to get) ?
by birchy- Replies
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Re: Step drill bits (where to get) ?
Is this for counterboring caphead bolts? If so, why not use a proper counterbore?
Counterbores - Arc Euro Trade
7PC SOCKET CAP SCREW COUNTER BORES COUNTERBORE | eBay -
26-07-2013
Thread: 1rst build, time to do next step
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: 1rst build, time to do next step
Wow your really making that harder and more expensive than it needs to be.? Also has a flaw.?
First I'd use Steel for the frame and save 600eu.!! . . but that's not what I mean here.?
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18-07-2013
Thread: BK12 end float?
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: BK12 end float?
I've used loads of them and it can be hit and miss. Mostly they are Ok thou and the ones that's are suspect usually only need stripping and reassembling. I always strip and re-grease anyway so not a...
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18-07-2013
Thread: BK12 end float?
by irving2008- Replies
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Re: BK12 end float?
Use some Loctite bearing retainer e.g. 638 or 641
http://www.loctite.co.uk/retaining-4479.htm
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