I'm old. I've dealt with all types. This outfit is the best ever. #1 by a mile.I bought a KFLOP and a KStep to retrofit a router table. They provide limitless potential and cost much less than other alternatives. Every obstacle was caused by my lack of understanding. Support and product are flawless.
Hi Bob, I am also old and have been using Delta Tau Pmac for 30 years. Now taken over by Omron their products are changing for the worse. Not flexible any more. Did you ever using Pmac stuff and how do you compare it ? I never found anything that the Pmac couldnt do.
I bought two KFLOP boards and one KONNECT board, and have received nothing but prompt and outstanding support (not being a C programmer, for example, or using non-standard limit switches, I've needed quite a bit of handholding). The capabilities of the hardware are also tremendous. I couldn't recommend Dynomotion more highly.
Our company has been using Dynomotion products for years. The incredible and continuous support we have received is one of the major reasons why we keep coming back to use Tom's fantastic control cards.
Very good support. Make changes in to soft opening more possibility, and friendly support maker very helping. Also, the quality of the products is superior and the software is very user-friendly. I recommend this product.
Very good experience with their KFLOP and KSTEP. The quality of the products is superior and the software is very user-friendly. I also got the best customer support I could ever asked for.
Used KFlop and Kanalog to upgrade a 1998 Dyna EM3116 Mill to the 21st century. Overall a simple and smooth experience. The only issues I had were either of my own making or with old components. The Dynomotion stuff is top notch and performs exceptionally at a fantastic price point. I'm now actively looking for more old machines to give the dynomotion treatment!
Good hardware, bad software and support. I work with CNC control systems as a part of my job. This system is difficult to setup due to a lack of proper documentation. The documentation available is not well organized and not very clear. I use and have written technical manuals for many years, these are terrible. The company cannot decide if it is making a product for hobbyists who want to sit around figuring things out or if they want to make a product for a professional who should be able to ... Read More
Good hardware, bad software and support. I work with CNC control systems as a part of my job. This system is difficult to setup due to a lack of proper documentation. The documentation available is not well organized and not very clear. I use and have written technical manuals for many years, these are terrible. The company cannot decide if it is making a product for hobbyists who want to sit around figuring things out or if they want to make a product for a professional who should be able to use a manual to understand fully how a product works and design a system using that documentation. I have worked with products that I did not touch until I had completely designed the system they go it, handed it all to a technician to assemble, then load software and test all in the span of a few weeks. I have been working with this for 3 months and still am having issues. For instance, their "PID" control for servo feedback is not a PID control. It's a PI control with the ability to add velocity damping due to the D gain being applied to differentiated position instead of differentiated error. Was told this was somehow better by Tom. Completely changes the way a PID loop functions.
Hi Mike, bad support?? and I suppose that also seems expensive too... I do not feel identified with your comment (and think i´m not the only one), and feel that it is a contempt to the work that these people do, if an amateur can configure this hardware and a professional does not, I´m so sorry very much for the professional, it´s not a "ready to fly" products but is more powerful and adaptable that other options in the market.kind regards
I agree that it is more adaptable than other products on the market. That's why I ended up using it. However, when you've used some of the other products available that have been developed by larger, more experienced companies you see that the documentation and support for this is limited (extremely). The simple fact that you have to wait, sometimes days, for an email response about any issues is dreadful to me. No real company releases a product and expects customers to have to wait ... Read More
I agree that it is more adaptable than other products on the market. That's why I ended up using it. However, when you've used some of the other products available that have been developed by larger, more experienced companies you see that the documentation and support for this is limited (extremely). The simple fact that you have to wait, sometimes days, for an email response about any issues is dreadful to me. No real company releases a product and expects customers to have to wait for email support. Telephone support is absolutely necessary. Also, Tom has told me that he will not assist in tuning PID even though his PID is not implemented per industry standard practice. Derivative feedback is not performed after error is calculated, but is purely rate of position , not rate of error... Just one of many problems. Here's a manual of a product we use that is very easy to setup and use. It is not a complete CNC system, just a servo amplifier, but it has many programmable features and is just as complex in my opinion. https://www.copleycontrols.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/XTL-XSJ-Xenus_User_Guide-Manual.pdf Perhaps Tom could take note and improve his manuals?
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