Thread: 14mm ballscrew + nut for VMC260
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	16-05-2012 #1
One thing to remember with fine pitched ballscrews is they have a shorter life than courser pitched ones due to less ball being in contact with the screw and nut.
John S -
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	16-05-2012 #2
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	03-06-2012 #3
Did anyone find a good source for threaded ballnuts?.. my boxford Z Axis Ballnut just spat its bearings out... so im looking for a source of threaded ballnuts myself that wont snatch my arm off...
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	04-06-2012 #4
the reason i say go for a larger pitch (5mm), is you get a far stronger ballscrew which will give probably 5 times the life of the 2.5mm pitch screw. These boxford ballscrews are a common fail point, and are just not upto the job.
 
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