Thread: how to convert a mill to cnc?
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23-10-2010 #5
Interesting choice of units
I calculate 1 kgf inch = 0.25 Nm or thereabouts.
4kgf at 2 inches = 8kgf inches = 2Nm
1kgf at 6 inches = 6kgf inches = 1.5Nm
Table's kind of stiff if that's at no load.
You can get more Nm out of a motor with a belt reduction but that doesn't do your top speed any favours.
Q1: Can you free the table up?
Q2: Does it matter if it's kind of slow?
Q3: Could your budget stretch to servo motors?
best
Robin
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