Thread: Steel Framed Router
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13-09-2011 #13
The X axis ball screw would need to be 1600mm long and the Y axis (gantry) 1500mm long. I was hoping to use 10mm pitch screws, so it seems your limited to either 16mm or 25mm. Whip is a concern.
The motors are the Nema 23’s on ebay from CNC4YOU and appear to have a low inductance and 4.0N.m hold torque, but I don’t know if that’s enough and what I’ll actually need.
Are there any simple rules of thumb to work out your requirements regarding motors and screws?
And one word of advice for anyone designing a machine, make sure you have lists and lists of standard size materials. I have gone through the pain of having to redesign this because I didn’t check on the sizes of steel or MDF. “D’oh”
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