i dont know about the xylotex stuff, but if your looking for cheap powersupplies, may i suggest modified computer power supplies.. its what im going to run, and the modifications are really easy.. there are several articles on here and the net about how to do it.. im going with "AT" types cause there soo plentifull and dirt cheap, i mean cheap to the point that i got 4 this afternoon for free, well i did have to drive about 30 miles, but i was gonna go that way anyway, so it was nothing more than a stop along the way... im planning on running 7 of these in series for 35 volts at around 20 amps.. about all they will cost you is some time and a couple resistors (read the article about load biasing the 5v regulators) and the resistors are avialable at cellphoneshack (radio shack, but i cant go in there without them trying to sell me a new cell, even tho i have a treo 650 on my belt) and are something like 3 bucks a peice... way i figure it, if your at all low on funds, cant go wrong for a cheap well regulated powersupply...
one other thing, make sure about your motor wiring, i've seen some motors that just didnt wanna go bipolar... might be something to double check before you wire everything up and let out the majic smoke...
Grizzly X3, CNC Fusion Ballscrew kit, 3 500oz-in bipolar steppers, 3 203v Gecko's, Linear power supply from Hubbard CNC, Mach 3, BOBcad Pro Art V22, Rhino.