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Need Help Setting up: Sherline Mill + XS-3525/8S-4 + Mystery Stepper
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9 years 5 months ago #93484
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic Need Help Setting up: Sherline Mill + XS-3525/8S-4 + Mystery Stepper
Also check the Amp settings on the drives.
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9 years 4 months ago #94015
by big wave
Replied by big wave on topic Need Help Setting up: Sherline Mill + XS-3525/8S-4 + Mystery Stepper
Update: I found the specs for the motors [thanks Wayback machine!]. I guess these were sold with Xylotex controller as a package at one point.
Other than being slow, they seem to work ok.
Supply voltage is running at 23V. I've not measure the current yet. (need to use a scope for that.)
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Other than being slow, they seem to work ok.
Supply voltage is running at 23V. I've not measure the current yet. (need to use a scope for that.)
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9 years 4 months ago #94692
by verticalperformance
Replied by verticalperformance on topic Need Help Setting up: Sherline Mill + XS-3525/8S-4 + Mystery Stepper
For the standard sherline supplied steppers and drive, the MaxVel setting provided by them is 0.4 if you want another point of comparison.
No issues with stalling on x and y at max jog speed and with feed rates of 4~6in/min can do .020" cuts in mild steel with a 3/8 endmill OK (no powerhouse by any stretch though!) Z needs more power for drilling though. That one does stall more often than I'd like!
Check that the gibs are properly adjusted, if they are too tight = too much friction, but too loose = too much slop, especially noticeable on Z when drilling.
No issues with stalling on x and y at max jog speed and with feed rates of 4~6in/min can do .020" cuts in mild steel with a 3/8 endmill OK (no powerhouse by any stretch though!) Z needs more power for drilling though. That one does stall more often than I'd like!
Check that the gibs are properly adjusted, if they are too tight = too much friction, but too loose = too much slop, especially noticeable on Z when drilling.
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