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  1. #11
    Allan,
    Are all these pillars that support the steppers in Delrin ?
    If so you are wasting your time. Who's X2 is it that you are converting? Chester, Warco, Machine Mart ? reason I ask is that i have an ARC SX2 here that;s got steppers on and retains the standard leadscrews and is far better engineered than the ones in the plans.
    John S -

  2. #12
    Hi John

    All the parts are in derlin, would be interested if anyone else has done a conversion the same as I'd rather go down a different route if I'm wasting my time.

    Allan

  3. #13
    Sorry, it's a Sealey machine

  4. #14
    Allan I'd listen to what John suggests he's the master when it comes to these machines.!

  5. #15
    I'll get some pics tomorrow and take some measurements as the ARC machine is based on the X1 base long bed which has actually got larger travels than the X2
    John S -

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  7. #16
    It does say in the instructions that you can use aluminium for everything but leave the backlash nut in derlin?

  8. #17
    Good choice.
    John S -

  9. #18
    Have you seen my thread here ? Most of the work was done either by hand or using a lathe.

    Russell.

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