Could a nema 17 drive a pinch wheel extruder?
Posted by SCphotog
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Could a nema 17 drive a pinch wheel extruder? June 05, 2009 02:06PM |
Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 153 |
Do you guys think that a nema 17 is powerful enough to drive a pinch wheel extruder?
If so here are some cheap ones with splined shafts. [cgi.ebay.com] I just bought 6 to have around for various projects
If so here are some cheap ones with splined shafts. [cgi.ebay.com] I just bought 6 to have around for various projects
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Re: Could a nema 17 drive a pinch wheel extruder? June 05, 2009 04:17PM |
Registered: 14 years ago Posts: 54 |
The postage seems very steep and they are bipolar, but I suppose you spotted that?
I bought one of these for a tenner this week:-
[www.motioncontrolproducts.co.uk]
To replace a bipolar one I had. They are lovely motors, very solid and strong as they use a rare earth magnet. Unfortunately, I didnt realise it was biploar until too late so Ill have to set up a H bridge as a driver :-(
Phil
I bought one of these for a tenner this week:-
[www.motioncontrolproducts.co.uk]
To replace a bipolar one I had. They are lovely motors, very solid and strong as they use a rare earth magnet. Unfortunately, I didnt realise it was biploar until too late so Ill have to set up a H bridge as a driver :-(
Phil
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Re: Could a nema 17 drive a pinch wheel extruder? June 06, 2009 08:54PM |
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Re: Could a nema 17 drive a pinch wheel extruder? June 07, 2009 05:20PM |
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Re: Could a nema 17 drive a pinch wheel extruder? June 07, 2009 06:22PM |
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