Re: Low cost Servo/Stepper/CNC controllers? HELP! Questions too!



>
> On Wednesday 04 September 2002 17:20, you wrote:
> >
> > -fixing/retrofitting my existing Bridgeport mill (has
> > an OLD Retrotek 8800 CNC controller that doesn't work
> > well).  The mill already has precision ballscrews, and
> > DC permanent magnet servo motors.  This is one of my
> > top priorities.  This current CNC control reads out
> > and moves in 0.0001" increments, and I'd like
> > something at least as good (but WAY better for the
> > computer hopefully :-)

Since you already have servo motors and encoders, you should look at my
parallel port motion control set.  See  http://pico-systems.com/PPMC.html
If your servo amps are in good shape, you should not have to buy anything
else.  If your amps need to be replaced, Copley Controls has some good
ones.  This hardware is supported by the next BDI CD to come out, which is
in production now.

Jon




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