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  1. Hi All.

    I have been away due to illness for a very long time, I'm ok now so I am resurrecting my CNC router project.

    Can anyone help me please, can the Nema 17 - 5.5kg.cm cut rosewood (Guitar Fretboard Slotting) with slow, shallow passes, I have tried to calculate using the calculators on the net, but at 77 y.o. it's all Gobbledygook to me.

    Many Thanks in Anticipation.

    Regards.
    Ray

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    Very hard to answer as it will depend on the friction in the slides and leadscrews, and the gearing between motor and screws, if any. More details please!

  3. Thanks for getting back to me.

    I know that NEMA 23's would be the answer, but that costs money, if i do not get things right. I am a 77 y.o. pensioner, so you can imagine i am on a very tight budget. My apologies if you already know this. A guitar fretboard as anything from 20 to 22 frets usually. Each Fret as a unique spacing dimension, the gaps between the frets diminishes when you go up the fretboard. I wish to build a CNC with one axis ("X" axis) so i can enter the spacing details into a controller, which will push the Router Sled to the correct position, where i can lock the X axis into position, and manually operate the "Y" axis to cut the FRET SLOTS.
    The Router spindle and "Y" axis rails & bearings weigh about 4.8 kgs. If you need more info please ask me again.
    Regards
    Ray

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