Thread: Accurate Strong Gantry
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27-11-2014 #6
Thanks your comment, because this is one of the most critical issue here. You are aware of JazzCNC's intention namely two motor can cause big problem at synchronizing failure .
Just example for calculation with overestimated values:On a 1 m long belt 1 mm elongation on a perimeter of a 360 mm pulley gives 1 degree delay- derived to the 20/10 ball screw means 10 mm/360=0,027 mm deviation-looks not bad
But this is just theory again-reported data overrides the best theory.
I am planning to use 200-300 W servo here and master slave drive is quite expensive.
I saw you used two motors on your just made machine-I think steppers that gives torque protection but with potential step loss during operation
You know the target is 1000 N cutting force.
I need to see about this issue in the threads and your opinion is appreciated in the belt versus dual motor question.
Br
István
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