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  1. #41
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    backlash are small gear, about 0.1 mm's, at the same weight of only periodic lubrication and replacement gear,
    Tribology of engagement can not I write,
    but minimize the noise through the transmission and the number of steps per unit, here is the division step 1:30, will be very soft work without surges

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bartuss1

    do you use mobile as camera?

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    Smile

    Implementation of this part of the project was successful

    Now time to drive the longitudinal (X axis)

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    Hello markcomp77,
    I am just curious that such big stepper motor zcb 50 Nm, you just limit power to 1.5 kw, is that right.

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    I am just curious that such big stepper motor zcb 50 Nm, you just limit power to 1.5 kw, is that right
    Hi asuratman,

    Thanks for your notice - this is important.

    our stepper motors will work with small speed (rotate)
    because, It is difficult to make high transmission ratio, we use 1/3
    so, It is needed to use stepper with BIG torque

    let's do some calculations...

    Power[kW]=Torque[Nm] * Speed [rpm] / 9550

    so...

    Speed = Power * 9550 / Torque

    if we connect only one stepper 50Nm to supply transformer 2kW
    Speed = 2kW * 9550 / 50Nm = 382rpm = 6.3 rot/sec

    not really high speed
    but, I can power drivers directly from mains....
    I will make same test... and decide way
    --
    same of my really working control unit include - 1kW trafo (230/180), 3 drivers(the same) and 3 stepper 28Nm - and have nice performance (20..40rot/sek)

    transformers can be significantly overloaded
    ---


    let's do other calculations...

    3 x driver m542, supply with transformer 300W
    3 x stepper motor - 3.1Nm

    Power[kW]=Torque[Nm] * Speed [rpm] / 9550
    Speed = Power * 9550 / Torque = 0.3kW*9550 / 3.1Nm = 924rm=15rot/sec

    typical real result is similar but for 3 axis connected to one transformer 300W
    and average load power of transformer is small
    small because transformer is not hot after 4..5 hours of extensive tests

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    control cabinet on wheels

    control cabinet on wheels



    one wheel for my DeLorien




    beginnings of layout... routing

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    Smile

    corps gear for the X-axis during the milling




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    new optobob (bob with optical isolation) - additional leds + resistor match to the voltage 24V (logic will work on 24V level)










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    one finite gear X-axis, the second during the work










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    Bartuss1- what is your system for getting the belt tension correct?

    Do you mount the large pulley first, then pull the belt tight, then drill the 4 motor holes like that?

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    Smile

    in reverse order

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    Bartuss, did you end gears for X?

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    how do you make tension of timing belt?

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    a little complicated, but the best way to loosen stiff with periodic






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    oversized good quality timing belt solves the problem of making periodic tension
    am I right?

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    Very impressive work - and all the machining has been done on a CNC DRILL PRESS? Wow!!

    Hats off to you guys.

    Scott
    Consistency is a good thing....unless you're consistently an idiot.

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    Smile

    this is my cnc mill maschine for work


    oryginal made in china from auction's picture

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    Smile

    parts of this machine also has implemented my cnc baby


    http://soltysdesign.xip.pl/forum/vie...3&t=39&start=0

    I confess that this is a 5 axis machine, my 39 construction

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    Bartuss, do you have new photos?

    my ctlr electronics growing...
    I designed new ac-protection filter/varistor/fuse for mains supplying...

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