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Waybridge · 14th June 2007, 11:02 AM

Has anyone out there had much experience with making their own NC machines or 4+ Axis robotic arms? Using Galil or Gecko motion controllers, AC or DC servo drives with an economical source for motors/amplifiers and encoders 2000ppr (Maybe USdigital.com) for feedback?? I want to make some fast and accurate machines and would be humbled to network with people of knowledge. Thanks in advance.

**3v0** · 14th June 2007, 12:07 PM

Have you been to CNCZone.com ?

Papabravo · 14th June 2007, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Waybridge

Has anyone out there had much experience with making their own NC machines or 4+ Axis robotic arms? Using Galil or Gecko motion controllers, AC or DC servo drives with an economical source for motors/amplifiers and encoders 2000ppr (Maybe USdigital.com) for feedback?? I want to make some fast and accurate machines and would be humbled to network with people of knowledge. Thanks in advance.

They're not cheap at $2500 each running on 300VDC but I do have some experience with building CNC Machines.

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Waybridge	- N.C. Super Brain, needed ;-) Has anyone out there had much experience with making their own NC machines or 4+ Axis robotic arms? Using Galil or Gecko motion controllers, AC or DC servo drives with an economical source for motors/amplifiers and encoders 2000ppr (Maybe USdigital.com) for feedback?? I want to make some fast and accurate machines and would be humbled to network with people of knowledge. Thanks in advance.

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