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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by John S View Post
    Yes,
    Providing you are not trying for a low earth orbit then yes they will work satisfactory and give you what you are asking for, a cheap setup.
    True, I might have been a bit quick to assume that he wanted to run the motors optimally. It would be cheap. I think it's the 3Nm motors... so they would have to be used in Bipolar-series which doesn't help matters.

    I started off with 1nm motors and a unipolar stepper driver on my milling machine. It worked, but snails go faster than the 1mm/s it did.
    Last edited by Jonathan; 28-07-2011 at 12:56 PM.

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    Hi, I was using them to run some 23 frame 2Nm motors, easily did 600rpm which was more than enough for me.

    With my 3mm ball screw I got feeds of 1800mm per min no trouble at 24v.

    Cheers.

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