servo motor grumble

[Wizcrafts]

8 minutes ago, CowboyBob said:

Ok,we had some that chattered @ low speed something like the OP.

I did get one push button servo from you in 2011 that had a cutout at a certain point of movement of the pedal. It eventually died altogether. The Family Sew servo motors you now sell are so much better and easier to control. The Sew Pro was also a very good servo motor while it was in production. Too bad they folded.

[BillyR]

thanks for all the input..

If I could take a quick poll

is your servo motor..at the lowest speed

a- noisless..only hear the machine

b-hums along at a constant backround noise level

c makes more noise at low speeds

just trying to get a take on what to expect..on all the videos all you hear are the machine clacking, not the motors

[RockyAussie]

c. Mine is a Cowboy though and the reducer is all in a metal box frame so it behaves a bit like a bell. High foot pressure makes it more noticeable.

[BillyR]

 

turns out that the motor is not the problem, just the way I operate it, so I replaced it with a simpler motor more to my liking. Thanks for all the help folks

 

[dikman]

Good that you found the problem (operator error?) but I must admit I'm a bit confused by what you mean by a "simpler motor".