DIY CNC mill controller and 1kW 750W servos from China unpacking.
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2017
- UPDATE: Back when I bought this set in 2017(I think) I paid close to $1600 dollars for it, delivered to US.
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This kit was bought on AliExpress. Seller Tomatech Automation. The rep Kevin is very supportive and willing to negotiate. If you decide to buy this stuff, please get in touch with them before placing your order so that they can customize your items and possibly give you a better than listed price. I got pretty good deal on this kit. Good luck!
Links to the product:
CNC4640:
www.aliexpress.com/store/prod...
MPG:
www.aliexpress.com/store/prod...
90ST-M04025 :
www.aliexpress.com/store/prod...
ZSD-GA3210B :
www.aliexpress.com/store/prod...
90ST-M02430 (*2pcs ONE WITH BRAKE):
www.aliexpress.com/store/prod...
ZSD-GA3207B:
www.aliexpress.com/store/prod...
Cables (*3 pcs):
www.aliexpress.com/store/prod...
Waiting for your reviews with this products, and really wonder your progress. Thank you for your work!
+Eren Kaya thank you for the nice things you said! Stay tuned for teardown and repair video..
DAMN! Those are huge servos.
For my first ever cnc router I used undersized servos. Will never make the same mistake!
Cheers.
Tinkering Nerd I did the same thing. Doesn’t hurt to go big if you have the space. Especially with servos where steppers the advantage isn’t necessarily the same. I have 2.2kw for my z axis and 1.2kw x and y on one of my machines. I have a shelf full of these for future builds. I like them. I asked in a new comment how you like them.
waiting for an update
Hello sir,
i also order cnc 4640 cnc controller similar with you.I receive EMI filter with this controller. So i dont know where we use this filter
( Between power supply & controller or Mainpower line & power supply)
Please guide about EMI file and their wirring
EMI (electromagnetic interference) filters should work on both DC and low frequency (50-60Hz) AC. I suppose, insulation and capacitors’ rating will be the limiting factor for use on AC line voltages.
the high N*M motor is for your Z axis right? the one with only 2500 Rpm ? Merry x mas
I’m planning for it to be a gantry style machine. The biggest motor is for x-axis, to move around the heavy gantry with spindle. Z-axis will have the motor with brake. There will be a gas spring to offset the weight of the spindle, to “help” motor.
And thanks, Merry Christmas!
Interesting
Please post your progress. Why you chose the Closed loop servos, what spindle you are thinking about. This offline CNC controller I take it,? Looks good, your first CNC and you aren't using software based ? . I am starting with Mach3 and the GUI it provides for interfacing, but of course you still need to interrpret this output with another "box" Maybe these DSP boxes are more portable I don't know, I have yet to build my table but I am hot on the traail of the correct design in a turnkey (ready made and delivered in ab bigger box: ) Or to buy it in many smaller boxes. There is a headache ahead I know it, I just want to minimize it.
Any way ...... Are you building the frame out of extruded alum, steel, combination?? This is 7 months later !
Like all big project, this one also comes with hoops, biggest two are time and money. Besides, there are always "better things" to do and "better ways" to spend my time (in other people's opinion). I chose closed loop because not many people do, bit more challenging. This will be my second CNC, actually. First one got inadequately small motors and was running too slow. The frame for this machine will most likely be steel, spindle Im thinking 5kW ATC.
Well for me I have just spent some time getting primed for this so it is kind of the knuckle down time. It is inevitable as they say. Everything I have learned has pointed to CNC Router work. The 3D Printer has found a spot but it is plastic. Don't wish to spend vast sums of my money, and I am not naive in that my custom solution could run a few more dollars,... work off a vertical plane (dovetailing) and Hi Z with 8" capable rotary tool. So I am into a custom steel frame and the heavy guage t-slot extrusions. Many disciplines and tools required, and there are no people of this ilk out around this 20. So.. I bid you a fair day and will perhaps keep an eye out for glimmers of activity
Do you think this type of cnc kit to be good for Bridgeport mill conversion ?
I think it will perform on a Bridgeport just the same way as any other cnc, given that it will be installed correctly.
Hi there i have the same controller but i can only access the bios and some other menu the udisk seems wiped. How can i recover or restore the original cnc controll software. I dont have a usb with the original files. Where can i optain this. Thank you in advance
Hello,
Have you tried contacting the seller? I’m not sure how to approach your problem.
Buenas tardes, me podrías enviarme el enlace dónde lo compraste me interesa gracias
It is been 3 years now, how is the CNC kit working now, any parts broken?
Hai,i use same brand,lets talk in wechat
@@yudicnc1784 Noone uses weechat
Yes, I finally put my machine together. It is not what I originally had in mind and I had to make some compromises, but motors are working great, though, I do have some reservations about the standalone controller.
Nice
Thank you for your support
What was the total cost of this ?
forgive me the question .. how much did the kit cost?
fascinating stuff - is it correct frequency ?
+Roger Bailey thanks :-)
Not entirely sure what do you mean by frequency? It seems to work fine. If I'm not mistaking, these servo drives operate on 16 kHz carrier frequency.
PS. Please speak up for the guys in the cheap seats will you!!! Theres no point if we can' hear ya laddy!
where I can buy those thing? i need a complete kit..how much the cost?
Mastercam Tutorial read the description
Where is working model
HI, I would like to know your point of view for quality service suport, can you update us ??
It took me couple of years before I actually started using this stuff and started having questions and challenges. By this time, the 4640 unit was discontinued and I received close to zero support on it. Other than that, everything seems to work, once you figure it out.
Hello mi name is Fabian, hey so it was that bad the controller and the servos at the end?
Hello, the controller and servos are not bad at all. The controller is not perfect, but for a semi-pro DIY is ok.
@@TinkeringNerd thanks a lot, im trying to get one 9620 for the lathe, i wll see how it works.., have a nice weekend
Hello sir
Do you purchase synvance 4640 controller or adtech 4640 controller
You provide me link of synvance 4640 controller and in video you show me adtech 4640 controller???
Thank you for pointing this out. The link in the description is the one I used to buy my controller (shown in video). The seller (Tomatech) might have changed their supplier, or the supplier changed a name, I don’t know. You can ask the seller about it. I dealt with Kevin Lee from Tomatech, I’m sure he’ll remember me if you mention the video.
Thanks again,
Cheers.
Hello sir,
Thank you for your reply. Can you please share your feedback about this controller and the seller ( Is this controller works proper or not and did this seller support us or not) please share your thought this product
Tushar Gajbhiye
As of now, I’m catching up on a lot of other projects that keep me distracted from diy CNC (as well as some financial difficulties). Soon as I start making more progress, I will share my thoughts and feedback about the controller and all the other stuff, stay tuned for that.
Best regards!
Do you need an encoder with those stepper motors so that way they know where they're at
Hello, these are servo motors with encoders built in. However, if I had an encoder, I would find a way to use it, one day. Thank you very much.
@@TinkeringNerd so is a servo motor a stepper motor?
They are not the same thing. They operate on different principals of application of electromagnetism. Generally, steppers are cheaper than servos at a given torque value.
@@TinkeringNerd and I bet servo motors have more than four wires right.
@@TinkeringNerd I'm trying to figure out with my stepper motor what size pulleys to buy and where to buy them
Hi, I wonder if this is closed loop CNC kit? Thanks.
Closed loop means that a command from controller is executed and verified. This system is closed loop, each motor has an encoder on it which is sending real feedback to the servo drive. Basically, the controller sends a command, and it’s up to servo drives to execute it correctly. Servo drives in turn have feedback signal wires that are connected to the controller and are transmitting the state of the servo drives (if they are ready, busy, or if there is a fault).
Thank you. Now I'm looking a good CNC conversion kit for my future milling machine Grizzly G0755 :-)
Sure thing, I hope it helps.
Best of luck!
I could not see any CNC controller docs on Tomatech Automation website without complete information, this CNC controller will be useless
When I bought this controller, the seller sent me pdf file manuals. They’re not perfect, but, the controller won’t be a paper weight, after all :-)
Hi,
Can you post the link to this package?
Thanks :)
+Hossein Hayati hi, it is not a complete package, each component was matched
separately. Links to all components are in description. Stay tuned for more videos :-)
Sir I also wanna buy this product, 2 servo motors and drive and it's system, how can I order it please let me know.
Thank you for your question. I get zero commissions from this seller, it was never the intent of this video. You can try and follow links from the description to order what you need. The seller, Kevin Lee, may make you a good deal, too. Best of luck!
Is there any source or way for contacting him?
Try tomatechsalse@gmail.com
Send them my best regards :-)
The irony those prices have dropped to near stepper costs. $550 for 3 axis 750w is a great buy. How have they worked for you?
It’s been a long time that they are sitting on the workbench. Still haven’t made any progress with the machine. Family, two jobs, school... too many things at the same time.
Cheers
@@TinkeringNerd Sounds like me...starting new projects on a whim. I bet you often get an earful from your wife. *Cries*
@@KevinNguyen-zn4vv it varies. Lol
Price ? And it's complet milling kit?
Hello, thank you for watching and for your comment.
This video is not a promotion for any products, nor it is affiliated with any seller or manufacturer.
This kit has been customized for my specific parameters. The salesman was very nice and patient, they also negotiated the total price for me. I encourage you contact them for details. Try links in the description. Best of luck.
can you share the links please? thanks in advance.
+mortaldrumming Thank you for your question. I updated the description and links to these items should appear under the video. Please stay tuned for more videos about this and many other projects that I'm tackling little bit at a time.
Best of luck!
Could you post a video on how to configure with mach3
Sorry, but I don’t use Mach3.
You don’t. Throw Mach3 into the trash
Hi Dear ,Couple of question- (1)-Price--(2) Contact--(3) Performance???????Thanks-
+Fzl Yanbu check the description for product links and the contact. Please negotiate your own prices with the guy, he's good! I got caught in stuff, never had chance to complete the machine yet, so, cannot speak for performance. Stay tuned for this machine's and many more projects progress :-)
Tinkering Nerd... Thanks for the quick reply
Repost please and add the volume.
+multicraftman thank you for your comment! Is it the volume only that is the problem with this video? I will repost it when I have some progress made with the machine. Thanks again and stay tuned :-)
Also do you have contact info for Kevin the rep ? I’ll tell him you sent me.
Kevin communicated with me from this email: tomatechsalse@gmail.com
Say hi to him if he’s still there.
Cheers.
Kevin at Tomatech is great to work with..... Also their TAC2000M controls are very nice!!
how much price servo motor, 1kW?
At this point, I'm not sure about the price. Try and contact the seller about the price. best regards.
Perfeito ok
How have they been? Reliable?
+Deus Ex Machina due to certain time and budget constrains I still did not finish the machine. I will complete this project as soon as possible, stay tuned. Otherwise, they have been very reliable, on the bench :-)
Please finish the project, i want to build it one for myself.. Thanks
+Joseph Jario I will at the earliest opportunity!
just 1st step
+Neppo Xeno I know, takes forever!
How much u pay for this
None of the link in the description works
Dear Near I just checked, they work. They take you in a ballpark or to something similar, at least. Check you device’s security settings, maybe?
Thanks for watching.
@@TinkeringNerd thx for the super fast reply,, I will, anyways how is your machine working
Dear Near still didn’t finish it..
@@TinkeringNerdall the best....do post videos about it
Bonjour
Merci d'avance je veux fabriqué une machine oxycoupage plasma tu peux me donner un coup de main
Merci
Hello and thanks for watching. Please tell me how can I be of help?
Regards.
Bonjour
Merci pour votre réponse .je cherche la capacité du Motors pas à pas et la puissance et système d'affichage et tous les pièces pour complété la machine .les options pour fabriqué un machine .
Respectfully, I get most if not all my information from internet. Try and find an online community such as cnczone in your language, I’m sure there are plenty resourceful people out there..
If you have specific questions (something simple, lol), I could try and answer them.
Best,
TN.
how much you pay tax, vat?
cnc
#900
Vorrei acquistare il kit di questo video...qualcuno mi aiuta a reperirlo???? grazie
giulioart@hotmail.it
vedere i collegamenti nella descrizione. speriamo che funzionino ancora. grazie
@@TinkeringNerd ok grazie
Did you get any manuals or guides?🤣If you did I hope your Chinese reading comprehension is up to speed.
There was total about a hundred pages of setup and manual guides written in somewhat readable ChineEnglish, sent by seller as a file to my email. Overall, it’s pretty sufficient to get started.
Cheers.
Tinkering Nerd Lol, having been through the same thing I had to ask! But your right, Just enough to get you going, but leaves you wanting more. Glad you got it all working.
Yeah.. there are intricacies such as admin password for servo drives, some poorly translated menu items in the controller that keep you uptight..