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by jacquesm
1974 days ago
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> I think he's exaggerating for effect. I wasn't. You'll never make it through your first resonance point without current feedback, and a good stepper driver can easily go into very large multiples of that frequency. Then there is microstepping. > Most hobby machines don't have enough rigidity or spindle power to require more than a few pounds of lateral cutting force. This is true, but a different problem. |
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Hobbyist CNC machines simply don’t have the same issues as large commercial-grade CNC mills. None of the popular hobby CNCs use closed loop motor control. Skipped steps are simply not an issue at this scale.