Thread: Converting a Warco Mill to CNC
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04-01-2015 #18
I was interested in what axis' would require a belt system in order to reduce cost. I did some tests on the handwheels using a newton gauge and a lever. Here are the results I got.
Axis NM X 1.68 Y 1.41 Z-Via Knee 8.0
I also wobbled the handles and measured how much slack there was in the screw.
Axis Slack X 0.85mm Y 0.06mm Z - Via Knee 0.08mm
Im gonna do some more testing but it seems i could get away with out the belt system on the x and y and just direct drive with a 3Nm Nema 23 and use a belt system on the Z.
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