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Thread: Looking to purchase a decent stepper controller/motor set for making PCB's

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  1. 12-15-2007, 04:51 PM #1
    necrophagist
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    Exclamation Looking to purchase a decent stepper controller/motor set for making PCB's

    Hello, I am going to be making a bunch of PCB's that will be used for making some audio electronic/recording equipment.

    So being that I will not be using the controller/motors for cutting anything really extreme, could someone recommend a decent package set of motors/controller that I can buy already assembled from an online site???

    I dont want to overspend and get something that will be "overkill" but yet I dont want to buy some crap either.

    Please refer some suggestions,

    Thank you.
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