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Adamcolton: /* Stepper + Belt */

2019-04-24T17:53:22Z

Stepper + Belt

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	* $20 Nema23 1.9Nm		* $20 Nema23 1.9Nm
	* $60 Nema34 4.5Nm		* $60 Nema34 4.5Nm

			The Nema34 is rated at 5.5A, but I can only find drivers up to 4A. It looks like 3.1Nm are kind of common.

			Parts
			* 3.1Nm motor $40
			* Driver $10
			* Belt+Pully: $8

Adamcolton at 16:53, 24 April 2019

2019-04-24T16:53:49Z

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 == Acme ==
-vdc 500w motor ($55) with a 10TPI acme thread should be able to accelerate pretty fast. The range seems to be 3000-10000rpm, so I'm not sure how fast it will actually go. But at full speed, even 3000rpm is 5"/s. I found one motor on Ali Express for just over $30 that's 1300rpm, about 20rps. At 10TPI, that's 2"/s, too slow. It should be about 5 times faster, but that could be accomplished with gears.
+vdc 500w motor ($55) with a 10TPI acme thread should be able to accelerate pretty fast. The range seems to be 3000-10000rpm, so I'm not sure how fast it will actually go. But at full speed, even 3000rpm is 5"/s.
 I've also seen 4Nm 48v steppers for around $40, that might work.

Adamcolton at 13:51, 23 April 2019

2019-04-23T13:51:16Z

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	== Acme ==		== Acme ==
	110vdc 500w motor ($55) with a ~~10PI~~ acme thread should be able to accelerate pretty fast. The range seems to be 3000-10000rpm, so I'm not sure how fast it will actually go. But at full speed, even 3000rpm is 5"/s. ~~even assuming it takes 500ms to change direction~~, that's		110vdc 500w motor ($55) with a 10TPI acme thread should be able to accelerate pretty fast. The range seems to be 3000-10000rpm, so I'm not sure how fast it will actually go. But at full speed, even 3000rpm is 5"/s. I found one motor on Ali Express for just over $30 that's 1300rpm, about 20rps. At 10TPI, that's 2"/s, too slow. It should be about 5 times faster, but that could be accomplished with gears.

	I've also seen 4Nm 48v steppers for around $40, that might work.		I've also seen 4Nm 48v steppers for around $40, that might work.

Adamcolton at 18:12, 18 April 2018

2018-04-18T18:12:08Z

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	== Acme ==		== Acme ==
	110vdc 500w motor ($55) with a 10PI acme thread should be able to accelerate pretty fast. The range seems to be 3000-10000rpm, so I'm not sure how fast it will actually go. But at full speed, even 3000rpm is 5"/s. even assuming it takes 500ms to change direction, that's		110vdc 500w motor ($55) with a 10PI acme thread should be able to accelerate pretty fast. The range seems to be 3000-10000rpm, so I'm not sure how fast it will actually go. But at full speed, even 3000rpm is 5"/s. even assuming it takes 500ms to change direction, that's

			I've also seen 4Nm 48v steppers for around $40, that might work.

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== Acme ==
110vdc 500w motor ($55) with a 10PI acme thread should be able to accelerate pretty fast. The range seems to be 3000-10000rpm, so I'm not sure how fast it will actually go. But at full speed, even 3000rpm is 5"/s. even assuming it takes 500ms to change direction, that's