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  1. Re: New steel mill/router design. Feedback appreciated.

    My resolution is calculated as 200 steps per turn. 10mm for turn.
    10/200=.05mm/step

    If you want me to increase the steps per rev by 10, the calc would look like this
    1/200=.005mm/step.

    having...
  2. Re: New steel mill/router design. Feedback appreciated.

    The critical speed for the 16mm screws 1200mm long, fixed at one end and supported at the other is 1249RPM.
  3. Re: New steel mill/router design. Feedback appreciated.

    My screws are fixed on one end and supported on the other. Does that change things?
  4. Re: New steel mill/router design. Feedback appreciated.

    Maybe my calcs are incorrect for my motor corner speed.
    191xV/(current x inductance)
    =
    191x48/(3.5/2.8)=935.51

    That's not the speed my motor will turn, I don't fully understand it, but I...
  5. Re: New steel mill/router design. Feedback appreciated.

    Thanks for the reply hanermo, is there any chance you would be able to explain?
    Are you suggesting I should be going for a 1605 screw?
    The cutting force is a product of the cutting depth? So if I...
  6. New steel mill/router design. Feedback appreciated.

    Hi Everybody, I've been on this thread a few times, this might actually be my first post, I can't really remember. Anyway, I've been working on a CNC mill/router design over the last year or so, and...
  7. OK, back to the drawing board then. I was going...

    OK, back to the drawing board then.
    I was going to use the 6560 boards because of the price, but maybe I can reduce the motor size to offset the price of using the DQ542MA stepper drivers?
    I was...
  8. Looking for advice on how to spend my $$$$

    Hi,

    Im fairly new to the DIY CNC scene. I've been researching for a while, but still very much a noob.
    Im designing a CNC mill for aluminium.

    Im at the stage where I want to start buying...
  9. Need help deciding what setup to spend my $$$ on.

    Hi,

    Im fairly new to the DIY CNC scene. I've been researching for a while, but still very much a noob.
    Im designing a CNC mill for aluminium.

    Im at the stage where I want to start buying...
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