What is the best for doing 3d carving. Will they both work.
What is the best for doing 3d carving. Will they both work.
Both will work, it comes down to speed. Servo mtr are much faster but they are much more expensive also. So there is going to be a trade off of speed and expense, with the speed you may be able to add enough projects to offset that added expense for the servo choice.
i have been carving large 3d with steppers on my camaster for three years, works well tuned right. that said going to servos on my new machine
jim
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What do you mean by tuned right?
by tuned i mean the relationship between gearing, power needs, drive and the balance of this when compared to what the end user needs in order to achieve thier desired work. a large motor with a too small drive will loose steps.
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"Tuned" is probably not the right term to use.
As long as you don't exceed their capabilities (acclerating too quickly, or trying to run too fast), steppers work very well.
Gerry
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Maybe 'Sizing'?
http://www.kollmorgen.com/de-de/supp.../motioneering/
Al.
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maybe "configuration" might be a better word
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