Thanks Al.
My ball screws are enclosed so I turned the shaft to see what res i have.
It looks like it takes 5 turns of the shaft for the table to move 1" same with Y axis and Z too.So my screws are .20".
So I will get me something around 512-1024 sould do just fine.
Now I took some time today and parted the bandit control.
Nothing to use in there, the transformer has only 104v , 220v, 208v outputs.
I will go with gecko drives and 60-70V power supply.
I was looking on ebay for these toroidal trnasformers, and I will get a 52-56V one 1.5kv , after the bridge and filtration should have around 70v.
I turned the servos today at 36v and they do just fine, around 2" sec
From my calculations, if the servos are 1800rpm at 110v then they should turn at 900 rpm at 55v.
900rpm will give me 15rpm/sec = 3inch movement of the table / sec. at 55v.
I guess if my calculations are right.
I will fit the encoders on the shaft of the servos.
I took one servo apart and put it on the lathe .
I will drill a 5/16hole, then use a 5/16 rod and then I will tun it down to 1/4 for minimal runout.
Any better ideeas on how to install a 1/4 shaft on a 5/8 servo shaft??
Then I will use the glue on encoders like Vince did.
Thanks again Al For all your time.
Any input is much appreciated.