Closed loop stepper motor kit power supply

[the great waldo]

What's the primary coil rating of the toroidal? If 220V then you might be well over the design limit of 48V with a 240V supply.

Personally, if the rectified voltage was 49-50V I probably wouldn't lose sleep over using them myself, but would never design around this for a third party.

Hi Doddy
We have 220 volts here in Austria,
cheers
Andrew

[Doddy]

** Ignore, I'm getting Austria and Australia confused **

(Looks at watch: I'm going back to bed...)

[the great waldo]

Well it looks like i'm veering towards the following configuration.
https://www.omc-stepperonline.com/1-...or-driver.html
https://www.omc-stepperonline.com/1-...or-driver.html
I'm not sure which one of these to choose as the price is only a few euros more in the stronger motor.
https://www.omc-stepperonline.com/po...-s-500-36.html
I could by a new transformer to go with parts I have from my previous unregulated supply but would probably cost as much or more as the switching supply above.
The machine this lot would go on is the following which I already have.
https://www.sorotec.de/shop/Portal-m...-DIY-4862.html
Its main use would be for wood carving (guitar making ) and some light metal/plastic milling. Any opinions would be gratefully accepted. Looking at the steppersonline site I like the idea from buying from one scource. They seem to have all the extra cable extensions etc. at a reasonable price and ship from Europe which saves a lot in Duty and taxes.
Cheers
Andrew