Brushless servo testing

[matt9741399]

So does this machine earn its keep, or did you just want to spend a fortune on it for fun?

[faby78]

@matt9741399 Yes sure, I use it for my job...

[Imraahm]

Hmmm interesting... So what's it for

[agwanII]

OK, that is at least close to fast. Some of the other machines here showing "fast movement CNCs" you can hardly see the movement. This is as fast as one would want.

[ADR33GTR]

Excellent machine faby, what pitch and diameter ball screw do you use on your axis?

[radioshack7]

Fantastic

[rodstartube]

usb or parallel controller?

[faby78]

Parallel port

[inagod]

steppers are too slow,what type of router is that?is this diy router,very nice

[faby78]

yes it's a diy router

[ryobiguy]

THAT is industrial speed at home! Nice!!

[rodstartube]

damn, place the camera in a tripod!!

[faby78]

eheh, I did it by a celphone

[rodstartube]

then, put the camera in a tripod... xD

how much cost each of those servos??

[faby78]

About 750€ for each axis

[irfanullakr]

great video, what are the encoder specs on the motors and what are the drives you are using. also what is the kernal speed for Mach you are using!

[faby78]

Encoders are set to 1000 ppr, driver's brand is "Axor industries" and mach kenrel speed set to 45 khz

[1970tms]

Hi faby78,

I am very impressed of your machine...

Is there a plan of your whole construction you can / want supplie me ?

Can you tell me at least the exact type of the brushless AXOR drives you used for this project ?

regards

tom

[EQforever]

Pretty awesome :-)