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  1. 23-10-2012 #1
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    A typical gantry will weigh in at 20 - 25kg. Without seeing a drawing of how your gantry is designed its impossible to say what the impact of making them thinner will be. Rigidity is key...
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    Quote Originally Posted by irving2008 View Post
    A typical gantry will weigh in at 20 - 25kg. Without seeing a drawing of how your gantry is designed its impossible to say what the impact of making them thinner will be. Rigidity is key...
    Here is some unfinished design.
    Please tell me what do you think.

    Thanks.

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