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What is the height/cutting of the z axis on the green lean 4x8
At the highest z position, the measurement from the collet of the spindle is 6-1/4" (158.75 mm) from the spoilboard. The spoilboard is 3/4" measured from the rib that is rests on.
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Hi, question about blacktoothv2 laser engraver, what is the cutting area of the laser machine as I don't have clue how big it is, and are you�ll just use it like that ore it�ll have a moving Z axis, waiting for video 5, interested how it will progress. It�ll be very useful if you�d mention some dimensions during the installation. Thanks and keep up good work
The lasing area for the blackTooth v2 is 20" x 24" or 580 x 600 mm. The dimensions for the machine in general will be on the main product page when the videos are completed. Thank you for the kind words. Additional Information: The lasing area for the blackTooth v2 is 20" x 24" or 580 x 600 mm. The dimensions for the machine in general will be on the main product page when the videos are completed. Thank you for the kind words.
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Can I connect a 36V power supply to 2.5 AMP Stepper Motor Driver. On the actual driver it shows 12V - 24V, but in the description and data sheet it indicates that it can accept 8V - 45V. Will I benefit from more powerful power supply. Thanks
The 2.5 amp driver can only accept a power supply between 12 volts and 24 volts. If a 36 volt power supply is used for this driver, the main driver chip will exceed its maximum voltage rating and cause failure. If you need to spin your motor faster, you can either use a more appropriate driver (i.e. 3.0 amp driver) or you can change the mechanical parts so the axis has faster travel. Additional Information: Additional Information: Additional Information:
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2.5A small stepper driver I received has blue connection blocks instead of green like on the last three I got. wow what a difference in ease of wiring with the green blocks. Please i don't know what the savings are but it's not worth it unless the price can be dropped as well. the green blocks have a "chute" style guide for each wire which keeps it under the metal tab while tightening.
From time to time we change providers of components for various reasons. I just spoke to our assembler and electronics employee to determine if he witnessed the same issues. He said they work, but are not as easy to use as the previous terminal block. We will make sure not to use this provider anymore and will search for a better quality terminal block. Additional Information: Boom thats the answer. Your quick and thorough response and dedication to correcting the problem is why i choose to do business with you and encourage others to do the same! Additional Information: Thank you for that kind response! Additional Information: Additional Information: Additional Information: