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  1. 28-10-2012 #1
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    Am thinking of using wider spacing of the bearings blocks only on the top/front rail of my Y-Carriage as this doesn't limit travel and should increase rigidity... but am wondering whether this is worthwhile doing and whether it might create other problems? In the pic, the wider design is on the left, with the previous design on the right.
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