[rlrhett]

Does anyone know where I could download a 3d model of a nema 23 stepper motor? I am playing around with designing my table, and it would save me some time (plus help guarantee I don't make some bonehead mistake) if I don't have to model the motor myself.

Thanks!

[nicanor76]

just guessing, but wouldn't they vary in size depending on the manufacturer; but only having the same bolt pattern/locations? So it won't be an exact true dimension (but maybe close enough)??

[ger21]

What format? I can post a SolidWorks one later.

[rlrhett]

What format? I can post a SolidWorks one later.

Thanks! I use Rhino, which I don't think can import a solidworks file. It does import IGES, STEP, AutoCAD, stl and 3dStudio. Can you export to one of those formats?

[mpre55]

Simplified, modeled in Inventor 2009, saved out as .step file. Hope this helps out.

[rlrhett]

Perfect! Just what I was looking for. Thanks a million! :banana:

[mpre55]

Your welcome, glad I could help out! Let me know if there are other things you're looking for, I might have them. I've got lot's of 80/20 stuff, some bearings, motors, pulleys, etc.:cheers:

[ger21]

Here's another.

[oldraven]

I was looking for this.
Imported it in Solidworks 2010.

Perfect!!!

[leaveme]

Your welcome, glad I could help out! Let me know if there are other things you're looking for, I might have them. I've got lot's of 80/20 stuff, some bearings, motors, pulleys, etc.:cheers:

hey buddy, do you have pully in Sketchup format?

[oldraven]

Sorry, I have not used Sketchup yet.

I could use some pulleys and bearings as I am designing a CNC conversion for my Super X3 mill.

Thanks,

Jos
the Netherlands

[crane550]

I second the sketchup model...that would def be nice. I made a guestimation model, unless the bolts are spaced 2.5in apart it's gunna be wrong.

[leaveme]

I have STL and IEGS IMPORT plugin for Sketchup but I'm not sure whether the models can be then edited. I just never tried them.

[oldraven]

Do you ave one for a NEMA 34 Stepper?
That would be great,

Jos
Holland

Here's another.

[RotarySMP]

The Oriental motors website includes download of Motor models in various CAD formats.

Here is a link to the NEMA 34 page:
http://catalog.orientalmotor.com/ite...=prod&filter=0

And to the download engine:

http://oem.cadregister.com/asp/PPOW_...296AA&viewID=3

[oldraven]

Thanks Mark for your swift reply.

Jos
Holland

The Oriental motors website includes download of Motor models in various CAD formats.

Here is a link to the NEMA 34 page:
http://catalog.orientalmotor.com/ite...=prod&filter=0

And to the download engine:

http://oem.cadregister.com/asp/PPOW_...296AA&viewID=3

[FandZ]

Cncrouterparts has nema23 router mounts that can be downloaded in sketchup, dxf, and pdf formats. http://www.cncrouterparts.com/produc...products_id=30

They have nema 34in DXF and pdf formats. http://www.cncrouterparts.com/produc...products_id=31

[oldraven]

I found a German source for a big collection of CAD files.
Ranging from teeth gear to computer parts.

http://solidworks.cad.de/

Look in Bibliothek

It is well worth to have a look even if it is in German.

Jos PA0AMX