Is the slide table supposed move/wiggle at all? I bought 4, one is very tight and doesnt move at all, 3 can wiggle slightly when I move them.

I bought four, and they all wiggle slightly. The screw of one of them appears to be off-center compared to the shaft of the stepper motor. You can see that the shaft moves up and down as it rotates but this did not create a problem for me. Overall, I was happy with the quality of this product for the price that I paid for it.

What is the speed of the movable block. can it be adjusted to a very slow speed

This actuator uses a stepper motor. Depending on the electrical motor driver you choose, you can step the motor as rarely as you want. It would technically be moving really short distances really quickly, but on average you can make it as slow as you want. The distance of one step in the motor is essentially not noticeable in the linear movement. Getting this actuator to move fast is the difficult part. That speed depends on the driver, how much current is applied, how much resistance the block has, but the fastest I got mine to work at is in the order of 1-2 cm per second.

can the motor and shaft be removed to utilize a different motor and shaft or is the rod fixed to the end the track mount?

You can take off the plate on the side away from the motor and the shaft will slide out of the bearing on that end.

Can I Control the stroke of this, what if I need a 25mm out of this?

I don't think you understand what this product is. It has a stepper motor that requires a stepper motor to control it. Each step moves the stage about 5 microns. So you can move it as little as 5 microns, or as much as the stage will allow. If you want to move it 25mm, then you have to instruct the stepper motor controller to step it 25e-3/5e-6 = 5000 times.

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⚙️ Elevate your DIY CNC game with precision and power in every millimeter!

DURABLE BUILD - Crafted from premium aluminum alloy and stainless steel, ensuring longevity and resistance to wear under 3KG load.
PRECISION IN MOTION - Achieve ultra-smooth 50mm linear travel with 0.1mm screw accuracy for flawless CNC milling.
VERSATILE INTEGRATION - Easily adaptable for multi-axis CNC setups including horizontal cross, Longmen, and 3-4 axis configurations.
OPTIMIZED SPEED LOAD - Fast 40mm/s travel speed with a vertical load capacity of 1KG, perfect for precise, high-efficiency milling tasks.
POWER PACKED PERFORMANCE - Equipped with a compact yet robust NEMA 11 stepper motor delivering 0.07NM torque at 24V for consistent, reliable operation.

The TOAUTO Linear Rail 50mm stage actuator combines high-precision 0.1mm screw pitch with a reliable NEMA 11 stepper motor, delivering smooth 50mm travel and up to 3KG load capacity. Built from durable aluminum alloy and stainless steel, it supports versatile CNC configurations and fast 40mm/s speeds, making it an essential upgrade for professional-grade DIY milling machines.

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Manufacturer	TOAUTO
Part Number	T0601-50
Item Weight	8.8 ounces
Package Dimensions	8.46 x 6.69 x 1.69 inches
Item model number	T0601-50
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Size	50mm
Material	Aluminum, Stainless Steel
Voltage	24 Volts
Item Package Quantity	1
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

Linear Rail 50mm / 100mm / 150mm/ 200mm Linear Stage Actuator with Square Linear Rails Mini Slide Table + NEMA 11 Stepper Motor for DIY CNC Router Milling Machine (50mm)

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