Not sure if I picked the right drive?
14 Apr 2011 11:45 - 14 Apr 2011 14:23 #8896
by greeder88
Not sure if I picked the right drive? was created by greeder88
I have my Bridgeport mill about ready to try for the first time.
Just about ready to flip the switch on my Bridgeport Series 2 mill conversion if I can get the visions of "Sparks shooting out from every connection" out of my head.
I have years of experience in cnc milling even repair however what I know about electricity can fill one little sticky note if I double space.
What I have is the Pico Universal Pwm set up with these little tiny drives good to 20 amps.
My motors are Cont. Stall Torque- 26lb/in 11.7A which I think is under the drives 20A rating. However the max spec on the motor is 112V 65A.
To make me more apprehensive is the fact that the only working machine with videos similar to mine is Egor Chudov's series 2 Bridgeport with large looking AMC 30A8 drives.
In the back of my head is a voice saying "Don't flip that switch".
Am I worrying needlessly or could I be driving a Smart Car in a demolition derby?
Can anyone tell if these are going to do the job or will I be posting on Ebay soon?
Just about ready to flip the switch on my Bridgeport Series 2 mill conversion if I can get the visions of "Sparks shooting out from every connection" out of my head.
I have years of experience in cnc milling even repair however what I know about electricity can fill one little sticky note if I double space.
What I have is the Pico Universal Pwm set up with these little tiny drives good to 20 amps.
My motors are Cont. Stall Torque- 26lb/in 11.7A which I think is under the drives 20A rating. However the max spec on the motor is 112V 65A.
To make me more apprehensive is the fact that the only working machine with videos similar to mine is Egor Chudov's series 2 Bridgeport with large looking AMC 30A8 drives.
In the back of my head is a voice saying "Don't flip that switch".
Am I worrying needlessly or could I be driving a Smart Car in a demolition derby?
Can anyone tell if these are going to do the job or will I be posting on Ebay soon?
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