Comments sought on new build: A CNC Router for RC Gliders and Planes

[njhussey]

How about soldering the 1 wire from the caps directly to 3 smaller wires and connecting them to din terminals.



Then connecting from there to MCB's before going to the drivers?

[Clive S]

How about soldering the 1 wire from the caps directly to 3 smaller wires and connecting them to din terminals.



Then connecting from there to MCB's before going to the drivers?

You don't need mcb's just fuses if you want (I personally don't bother) but that sort of arrangement is better. You could do the same thing with a decent choc block or the fuse block that that you indicated before. That would in my eyes be a decent solution. At the end of the day it is up to you. ..Clive

[JAZZCNC]

How about soldering the 1 wire from the caps directly to 3 smaller wires and connecting them to din terminals.


Then connecting from there to MCB's before going to the drivers?

Yep that's how I do it.!
Look at bottom din rail and on Far Left you'll see MCB's for toroidal Transformers, 24v psu, VFD along with Din terminal banks for Mains voltage.
On Far Right you'll see Din Fuse terminals for Drives and 0v & 24V bank of Din terminals.
Terminals in middle are for I/O to the machine, ie Limits etc.

[Clive S]

Neil I have been thinking about it and Dean is quite correct I had forgot you will be using this in a works environment and needs to be done correct. If you had a fire the insurance might not pay out if it was not done ok.
So fit MCB's etc .. Clive