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  1. 03-08-2011 #10
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    Sounds like an impressive bit of kit then with 3~ 3hp spindle and encoders.
    I wondered if they were servo's but a quick search shows the hy200 is about a 300 oz in stepper and the PH is about a 135 oz in unit.

    If the worst came to the worst you could gut the electronics and fit three 542 drivers and a breakout board and run Mach, at least you would get support.

    Out of interest what travels has this machine got and is it on ballscrews ?
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