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03-02-2013 #1
I used the method of splitting the signal from one port to two drive in mach until i swapped over to USBCNC and even then did the same there, works like a charm no issues as far as I'm concerned. But the 2 motors one drive is not a good idea.
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03-02-2013 #2
I can assure you this works perfectly (as long as the motors are of the same type).
- You can connect them in parallel: current needs to be doubled and motor performance will stay the same (I use it this way on one machine).
- You can even connect them in series: Quite interesting as current stays the same - so you can e.g. connect two 5A montors to one 5A drive and holding torque and performance at low speeds will still be the same. Only drawback: torque at higher speeds will drop fast and you won't achieve full speed.
2D / 3D CAM Software and CNC controller: http://www.estlcam.com
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