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    Quote Originally Posted by Greeny View Post
    These servos look interesting (the SDSK models), price is around $250-$400 per motor, but interestingly they have built in drivers, so all they need is 75V Dc and Step & Dir signals.
    https://www.teknic.com/products/clea.../clearpath-sd/
    Don't understand why would want drives clattering up down with motors getting covered in shite. Given time can't do them any good. They are great for machines working in clean enviroments like pick n place etc but wouldn't stick them on router or Mill.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
    Don't understand why would want drives clattering up down with motors getting covered in shite. Given time can't do them any good. They are great for machines working in clean enviroments like pick n place etc but wouldn't stick them on router or Mill.
    Fair point, I suppose it depends on how well they are sealed.
    Not sure i want to spend £300 to find out though

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