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    Hi Ernie,

    Well, you don't actually say what size Nema23 motors so it's hard to give an accurate answer. However, I have built several machines which lift the whole gantry like what you are planning that was made from 25mm Aluminium plate and much heavier than your MDF setup using 2 x 4Nm Nema 23 motors with 10mm pitch screws and they didn't even know they were lifting it.
    So if you are using at least 2Nm with a decent amount of volts then I'm 99.9% sure you won't have any issues lifting an MDF gantry.

    This one used a single 4.5Nm Nema 34 Closed-loop motor connected to the 2 x 10mm pitch screws with a belt and a slight ratio of 1:5.

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    [QUOTE=JAZZCNC;124996]Hi Ernie,

    Well, you don't actually say what size Nema23 motors so it's hard to give an accurate answer. However, I have built several machines which lift the whole gantry like what you are planning that was made from 25mm Aluminium plate and much heavier than your MDF setup using 2 x 4Nm Nema 23 motors with 10mm pitch screws and they didn't even know they were lifting it.
    So if you are using at least 2Nm with a decent amount of volts then I'm 99.9% sure you won't have any issues lifting an MDF gantry.

    Thanks Jasscnc, that is some machine you built there.
    I am not sure of the type of stepper, the only markings are23HS22-2804S. the pitch of the rods is 4.
    I used these motors with previous build , which was much smaller, and nowhere near as heavy.
    Providing a need to upgrade the motors what would you suggest and what amount of volts. Thanks again.

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