BoonesDaddy

Well, after doing some research, it looks like there are a lot of good reviews on the Reliable SQ 5000...or I could get a reducer. However, the reducers looks to cost as much as the motors themselves. Are there and inexpensive alternatives for a reducer? It doesn't make much sense to spend money on just a reducer if I can get a servo motor for the same price. As I am not working on leather, just canvas and sailcloth, I think the servo would have sufficient torque at slow speed. Right?

Hi, I just acquired a Consew 206rb-1. I paid $500 for the head, motor, and table, and it works great. However, I need more control. I am looking for some suggestions for a good servo motor that will work with this machine. I'm a school teacher so it can't cost an arm and a leg . Thanks.