Quote Originally Posted by paulus.v View Post
What is the output power of your 36V PSU? How many motors and how long are they? Do you know their voltage and inductance?

I doubt that the steppers are the problem.
You have a 20 tooth pulley with 10 mm pitch? This means you are moving 200 mm with one motor rotation. At 800 mm/sec your motor has 240 RPM which isn't that high.

At high speeds acceleration is important. Unless you are cutting very large parts, you will hardly get to your max speed. Better the acceleration, quicker you'll finish the job with the same feedrate.
thanks for replying again, thought I put belt size, 10mm wide t5 belt so 5mm pitch

psu 36 volt, 300w, 9.5 amps
3 motors, only 2 for x and y axis, 3rd runs table up and down, Size 76mmx56mm


General specifications motors

Step Angle 1.8 Rated Voltage (V) 2.6
Temperature Rise (℃) 80 Max (Max 2 phase on) Rated Current in Sereis (A) 2.0
Ambient Temperature -20~+50 Rated Current in Parallel (A) 4.0
Number of Phase 4 Resistance Per Phase in Series(+/- 10%) 2.2 (Ohm)
Insulation Resistance (MΩ) 100 Min (500VDC) Resistance Per Phase in parallel(+/- 10%) 0.55 (Ohm)
Insulation Class Class B Inductance Per Phase in Series (+/- 20% mH) 7.16
Max.radial force (N) 28 (20mm from the flange) Inductance Per Phase in parallel (+/- 20% mH) 1.79
Max.axial force (N) 10 Unipolar Holding Torque (N.cm) 1.4
Rotor inertia (gcm2) 480 Bipolar Holding Torque (N.cm) 1.89
Mass (Kg) 1.0

hope this helps a little thanks again kev