Thread: First steel diy CNC router build
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22-04-2014 #11
You're looking at things the wrong way round. Design the gantry to be as strong as you need, then get motors to suit. If the gantry ends up too weak due to lightening it to suit particularly motors, then the machine is arguably no longer any use to you.
The 35kg isn't a problem - the inertia of all the pulleys will be more than the gantry. See these threads:
http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/machin...do-i-need.html
http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/machin...do-i-need.html
The latter was intended for servos, but the formulas to find the required torque obviously don't change so you can use that to calculate the torque required for each axis and compare this to the motor torque vs speed curve.
P.S: Listen to Clive regarding the ballscrews.Last edited by Jonathan; 22-04-2014 at 11:17 AM.
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