Equipment for CNC

[pilotmarc767]

Hi Everybody,
could anyone give me the places where i could get the stepper servomotor either in europe or china dealers and also the watt average used for the CNC machine and also all materials like rods etc..

regards
marc

[Jan737]

Hi Marc


Try this site: http://www.damencnc.com/

They have all you need

best regards

Jan Geurtsen

[pilotmarc767]

Many thanks for your help jan i willhave a look today

regards
marc

[Wendy]

And as a bonus DamenCNC will answer your questions concerning the build of your machine.

Regards, Wendy

[pilotmarc767]

thank you very much Wendy

[riche543]

I got my motors & drivers from these guys, had no problems with the order from eBay with them communication was great & postage was faily quick. & I'm happy with the products.

http://stores.ebay.com/Wantai-Electr...pliance-Co-Ltd

Cheers
Riche.

[pilotmarc767]

Thanks a lot riche

[pilotmarc767]

Hi i wanted to know the proper oz for me to start cutting cockpit panels as i saw on the web site that riche gave me and before i do order for me to get the proper servo motor. also if whatsoever i want to cut MDF wood also

regards
marc

[Perik]

Hello Marc,

I’m using this controller-kit from HobbyCNC.com and added two 305oz steppers
(#23-305-DS8A) from the same company as my X and Y steppers. For Z axis
you can use a smaller stepper. I have a few on the shelf from some old printers.
The Power Supply you can build yourself if you like.

About the controller; it’s smart to pick one with four channels – X, Y & Z plus
one extra (A) for running an index wheel (makes the difference in many
operations like knobs, round and none planar items) or as a channel in
spare if one blows

Everything performs very well for normal “cockpit” operations.

Take your time and plan well. I used Cnczone a lot during the planning / building phase.
Now I'm visiting more often sites like: Cnc-Plus and Sorotec .

Anyway - good luck with your CNC project – you’ll never regret
and ask questions & search the forum. There are many CNC owners
in here and a lot of experience - some have build their own,
others running ready made units.

Bottom line is your own ability & resources and of course the bank account

[riche543]

I bought the 425oz package with drivers, breakout board & power supply. There prices are good too.