Do you think the Z Axis is sturdy enough for carrying the 5kg 2,2 kw Spindle? in any case thanks for answer and videos very intersting for me. keep up!
So I would say probably not, in most cases with the hobby machines a 1.5kw spindle is about the right size for both weight and stability of the machine. There are exceptions for sure but I would say on this machine I would recommend a 1.5kw.
Advice. Even if you use the green connectors, it is good practice to tin the ends of the wire so all the strands 'become one' and don't split apart when the screw tightens onto them. I see foil in the cable but where is the grounding line? Was that cut off?
I used ferrule crimps on the wire ends to keep things together. Yes the wire ends come tinned but the ends I got were much too short to make a secure connection tinned or not. The foil in the wire was cut back from Bulkman and does not ground out anywhere. I have never actually seen steppers have a ground.
Do you think the Z Axis is sturdy enough for carrying the 5kg 2,2 kw Spindle? in any case thanks for answer and videos very intersting for me. keep up!
So I would say probably not, in most cases with the hobby machines a 1.5kw spindle is about the right size for both weight and stability of the machine. There are exceptions for sure but I would say on this machine I would recommend a 1.5kw.
Advice. Even if you use the green connectors, it is good practice to tin the ends of the wire so all the strands 'become one' and don't split apart when the screw tightens onto them.
I see foil in the cable but where is the grounding line? Was that cut off?
I used ferrule crimps on the wire ends to keep things together. Yes the wire ends come tinned but the ends I got were much too short to make a secure connection tinned or not.
The foil in the wire was cut back from Bulkman and does not ground out anywhere. I have never actually seen steppers have a ground.