Thank you guys for the feedback.
@Craig, as long as the spindle cuts wood is good enough for me and the weight has to be under 3Kg(spindle + atc module).
I'm familiar with high speed spindle, HSD 919A, is 24000rpm at 800Hz with atc, very nice spindle:
"If you want good torque at low speeds ie metal cutting using a servo type motor is a good way to go, medium size servos, say
1kW are often rated to 3000 rpm is a torque of 3.2Nm. That enuf to cut steel in moderate cuts with a 10-12mm tool. Still
have to provide spindle/bearing and toolholding."This reminded me of my previous post on cnc lathe conversion:
http://www.machsupport.com/forum/index.php/topic,24686.50.htmlServo is a good option too but expensive.
"I bought a second hand servo of Ebay good for 14Nm up to 3000rpm for $300 US including shipping, a bargain. Downside is
I cant buy a drive for it, or least a drive I can afford. I'm making one. If I'd known just how complex a job that is I probably
wouldn't have started. Mind you I have had to learn ALOT about all sorts of things along the way so you can say that
this hobby is good for me. Not that I've even been good, and I'm not sure I want to start now!"Oh man! you are making one
, is very complex electronics specially the PID control!!, it would be better off just buy one from the net, I'm familiar with Mitsubishi MRJ2S.