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  1. #1
    Update,

    After some research the 10mm ballscrews look like a wise choice (thanks Jazz), Linear rails are still looking like they are out of budget. With my current spec i am floating around the £950 mark which is very near the top end of my budget.

    If i can maintain (or reduce this slightly) i would be happy. I am considering a steel box section frame which should reduce the cost (but most likely be less accurate because of my questionable welding skills).

    Turning my attention back to the electrical elements and taking you feedback into account jazz i'm looking at the following main elements.


    Stepper:
    2A (Series) 4A (Parallel) /
    8 Wire / 1.8Nm Holding Torque / Double shaft
    http://www.zappautomation.co.uk/elec...per-motor.html

    Driver:
    leadsine DM542
    1~4.2A 20~50VDC
    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Leadshine-...sAAOSwgQ9VkquT

    Power supply
    http://www.aliexpress.com/item/600W-...8-830534792d55

    It would be good to get some feedback on this combination. My understanding is the DM542 is a lesser version of the DM556 you suggested Jazz. Do i need the additional "buffer" of the DM556?

    Also the power supply is rated to 12.5A is this suitable for running the steppers at peak with enough of a buffer.

    I am still working on the hardware design and will post up some images soon.

    thanks,

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    Quote Originally Posted by shaunrod View Post
    It would be good to get some feedback on this combination. My understanding is the DM542 is a lesser version of the DM556 you suggested Jazz. Do i need the additional "buffer" of the DM556?

    Also the power supply is rated to 12.5A is this suitable for running the steppers at peak with enough of a buffer.
    For 60p more I'd go with theses motors. That bit stronger and match perfectly with 10mm pitch screws, I've fitted 100's.

    http://www.zappautomation.co.uk/elec...tor-48577.html


    Regards drives they are still good drives so yes they will be ok.

    PSU wouldn't be my first choice but will work. First choice would be to build toroidal supply which is much better suited to CNC and more relaible. Wouldn't cost much more money.

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    I know is old post, but worth to show better prices.
    Cheaper and stronger motors uk supplier £96 for 3:
    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Nema-23-St...sAAOSw-vlVjjIh

    Drivers £93.77 for 3 - 5.6A peak 4A RMS
    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3308806091...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT


    Power supply £19.88 48V 8.3A
    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AC-DC-5-12...r=620616619105

    few quid saving + quick delivery.
    Got all of them and they ok, PSU seems underpower but for for 3A motors is ok.
    Last edited by Tom J; 29-07-2016 at 06:56 PM.

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