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23-02-2010 #3
Well, im set on going with servo motors all round, 2 on the X ( each screw ) 1 for Y and smaller 1 for Z. im going to use 20x5mm screw for my Z but i am unsure if i will get the accuracy with the X and Y if i use 25x25 for the X and 20x20 for the Y
i was thinking of using a belt reduction connecting the servos in the regions of 3:1 or perhaps abit higher, What are your thought as servos are fast but need gearing to get torque. As Tribbles said about his accuracy being 0.0625mm could i achieve anything better with servos in conjunction with the pitch of screw.
Or would it not matter if i went for a finer pitch screw and kept with the servos and still be able to achieve good rapids relying on the high speed of the servos!
AHHHHH questions questions questioins :(
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