[RouteBot]

I'm gathering parts for my 4' x 8' CNC router build. Who makes a good drive with tuning software that would be a good match with the following DC servos?

X & Y axis servos - NEMA34 1125 oz/in Dual Shaft DC Servo (KL34-180-72)

1125 oz-in Peak 72V/40A

Constant Torque: 226 oz-in

Peak Torque: 1125 oz-in

No load Speed: 4000 R.P.M

Terminal Voltage : 72 VDC

Continuous Current: 7.8 A

Peak Current: 40 A

Weight : 4.25 Kg

Skewed Rotor Design

- See more at: NEMA34 Skewed Rear Shaft DC Servo (KL34-180-72), SKEWED ROTOR DESIGN | Automation Technology Inc


Z axis servo - NEMA34 600oz/in Dual Shaft DC Servo Motor (KL34-150-90)

600 oz-in Peak 90V/38A

Continuous Current: 7.8 A

Peak Current: 38 A

Terminal Voltage : 90 VDC

- See more at: NEMA34 600oz/in Dual Shaft DC Servo Motor (KL34-150-90), SKEWED ROTOR DESIGN | Automation Technology Inc

For more info on my router design here is the CNC Zone build link: http://www.cnczone.com/forums/cnc_wo...outebot-3.html

Thanks!

Allen

[underthetire]

Advanced motion controls.

[RouteBot]

I'll call Advanced motion controls and see what they recommend. I also had a guy suggest the Viper 200 DC Servo-motor Drive. Any other drives I should check out?

[Al_The_Man]

What type of command signal do you intend?
A-M-C are principally ±10vdc analogue, Viper are step/dir.
Al.

[RouteBot]

It would be step/dir. So I guess the Advanced Motion Controls drives are out. So is the Viper drive my best option?

[derek]

I'm running the CNCdrive DG4s drives in my mill and have 3 of the earlier version Dugong drives on my router and couldn't be happier. I;m getting ready to buy 3 more DG4S drives for my other mill. I do mold and pattern work and have run both machines for hours and days at a time without any problems.

I'm also using their UC-300 motion control card in the mill and it rocks.

Derek