Re: started my cnc conversion for Precision Matthews PM-25MV Mill
when shopping for steppers motors do you know of a good source buy them from reasonable priced ? what size of power supply you think i may need
Re: started my cnc conversion for Precision Matthews PM-25MV Mill
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rmachinist
when shopping for steppers motors do you know of a good source buy them from reasonable priced ? what size of power supply you think i may need
570oz.in on the X & Y axes are suitable. The Z is a bit more problematic. I use a 570 on the Z with a 2.5:1 belt reduction. Also I’m driving these from a G540 that is only supplying 3.5A per phase, whereas the motors are rated at 5A. The motors are only supplying about 400 oz.in per phase.
As you can see from the video below the performance is fine.
https://youtu.be/AjfhQUBjBjI
I’m in the process of converting it to a power drawbar which will add weight to the head. It will be interesting to see how it goes then.
Quite a lot of people use a 970oz.in or 1200 for the Z axis.
Assuming you are in the USA automation direct.com has suitable motors and power supplies.
To size the power supply, add the rated current of the 3 motors and then multiply by 2/3. For three 570 motors rated at 5A your power supply should be rated at 3*5*2/3=10A
Also, use a 48Vdc supply.
Cheers
Peter
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Re: started my cnc conversion for Precision Matthews PM-25MV Mill
We can't get anything 'great' in the u.k. imo (it sucks).
Looking like these are what I'll be going with:
https://www.cnc4you.co.uk/Stepper-Mo...H401-03-Nema23
They're 4nm with 3mh inductance so I'll be using them on 60v supply for x,y.
I'd like closed loop but not as a 'kit' which is out of budget.
Something like a 4.5nm motor around 2mh ind, 80vAC driver and a 2x 35vAC toroidal wired series for 70v.
Ah well, maybe later on :)
Re: started my cnc conversion for Precision Matthews PM-25MV Mill
I was wondering if there would be any interest of buying if I made a few extra X/Y/Z Ballnut Mounts for the PM25MV this would help me out to buy few more parts for my PM25MV and may help someone else who needs to make them. It may take me a few weeks to get them done, If any one would like too see what they look like here is a video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QfUtc1KCvg
Re: started my cnc conversion for Precision Matthews PM-25MV Mill
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Originally Posted by
rmachinist
when shopping for steppers motors do you know of a good source buy them from reasonable priced ? what size of power supply you think i may need
https://www.omc-stepperonline.com/