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  1. #1
    Thank you for the reply Jazz,

    my main guiding factors have been that my current spindle is around 3kgs so I wanted to keep the weight down to a similar weight as I have seen the bigger spindles are pretty heavy.

    how heavy are the spindles you have ?

    also never really felt that my current spindle is under powered, like you said it would be nice to run bigger tooling but not a must. if any thing id rather have a lower speed range as I'm not used to all this high speed, it scares me a little tbh

    yes I'm pretty confident that my board can control the spindle, I might need some help with the wiring but I have a mate who is a spark who works in the automotive industry so I hope he can help me out.
    I will try and do most of this myself as I enjoy the learning so if any one has any good examples of control circuit that would be amazing
    I believe my board is a Reprap duet 2 so I think I will need a PWM speed controller and some relays, I also want to E-stop the system while I'm at it.

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by Dave33 View Post
    Thank you for the reply Jazz,

    my main guiding factors have been that my current spindle is around 3kgs so I wanted to keep the weight down to a similar weight as I have seen the bigger spindles are pretty heavy.

    how heavy are the spindles you have ?
    I would have to weigh them but would estimate around 5Kg with a spindle mount.
    -use common sense, if you lack it, there is no software to help that.

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  3. #3
    Good guess Jazzy, 5.3Kg without the mount. I couldn't get a mount to weigh as it is on my mezzanine storage area and my legs are bad at the moment.

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