Chinese Nema 34 packages on ebay

[irving2008]

Don't. It's not that they're no good, just no good for your requirement. The key here is that the motors need to be matched to the machine. As you say in your other thread, you are new to CNC. This is a good example of where a lot more research and asking the right questions could potentially have saved a lot of pain and money.

I'm guessing your cnc kit, from your other thread, is the 4-axis Nema 34 version. The kit supplier does a Nema34 electronics pack that seems a lot more expensive than the eBay ones, and that's because they've sourced low inductance motors (2mH) that will perform fairly well on the 48v drivers they offer.

By contrast the bulk of those 'cheaper' eBay kits are 22mH motors and 60v supply. In reality those motors need 150v drivers. As a result you'll be lucky to get half the feed rate of the 'official' kit.

There are 3 axis kits offering 3.5mH motors which would perform better on 60v, but you'll still need to match up a 4th axis.

Also check shaft dia and motor length. Some of these eBay kits may be physically incompatible as well.

[adamh]

Morning Irving2008

Thanks very much for your reply. My way of thinking was source the machine which i have done then source the rest locally for help/backup/problems.

I have read a lot about the package that cnc router part supply and its all good comments. I just wanted a local supplier so if i get problem i can call them.

Is there a package you could suggest in the uk or a company that could suppy parts.

Also you mentioned the rigidity of the machine. Would this be due to the v bearing linear system.

I appreciate your time and help

Many thanks Adam