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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by lucan07 View Post
    3 Axis TB6560 Driver Controller Board
    Very popular for generating 'magic smoke' !

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by cropwell View Post
    Very popular for generating 'magic smoke' !
    +1 Based on personal experience.

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by lucan07 View Post
    3 Axis TB6560 Driver Controller Board
    If all three axes work when it's delivered you've done well, until one inevitably fails and makes the entire board junk :-(

    - Nick

  4. #4
    So far in last year I 've used 8 of these boards and none have yet had any problem all used in small machines cutting 1/2" Lexan, I did the electronics for a company that built their own machines, so either I am lucky or have a good supplier.
    Will let you know if I get a bad one.

  5. #5
    Multi axis driver boards do not have a good reputation on this forum. There may be some makers in China who are less attentive to quality and I am wary of the safety and reliability of electrics made in China where inferior materials have been used in manufacture. I suppose if you buy from a UK dealer with a good reputation, you have a better chance that they have sourced a good supplier, but you can never be sure. UK, German or American made electronics may be more reliable, but for amateurs like me, they are just too pricey.

  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by lucan07 View Post
    I just picked up a Super X1LP HiTorque Mill - Belt Drive - Brushless MT2 Metric for £500 and another £120 will convert it to full cnc. I woulod consider spending the extra and getting a far superior machine with capabilities going forward.

    £120 ? - I think you missed off a zero.

  7. #7
    See reply to above post.

  8. #8
    JUNK £60 wasted.!!

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