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  1. #1
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    formula to figure size of stepper or servo motors

    Right now at this point this is my biggest concern. I know the size and weight of tables being moved and speeds play into the factoring but is there a formula to determine the require size of a stepper or servo motor ??

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    Yes!

    Gecko has very thoughtfully published a lot of great information like this:

    http://www.geckodrive.com/upload/Gecko%20FAQ.pdf

    Best,

    BW
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    thanks bob for the link that should get me started in the right direction

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    Bob,
    another question in reference to the Mill formula on there. they refer to a "TPI screw" what does that stand for ? I was thinking turns per inch maybe is that correct?

    Robert

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    Robert,

    You are correct, TPI stands for Threads per Inch.

    yet another bob

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    Thanks

    wow with all these Bobs I may be better sticking to screen names ..lol

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