Sturdy and Fast all Steel CNC , my first build

**masinecc** · 13-04-2015

Hi dear friends, do u thing its good ide to use ballscrews RM2505-L=2600mm on both sides of my y-axis. Could it be too long and cause vibrations ? Or should i use R and G instead?

**Clive S** · 13-04-2015

Originally Posted by masinecc

Hi dear friends, do u thing its good ide to use ballscrews RM2505-L=2600mm on both sides of my y-axis. Could it be too long and cause vibrations ? Or should i use R and G instead?

Welcome to the forum. It would be better if you started a new thread with this.

You could use rotating ball nuts so that the screws remained static. ..Clive

**masinecc** · 13-04-2015

Thanks for ur reply, would u like to post a picture from that rotating ball nut? Just to see how does it look like. Thanks !

**njhussey** · 13-04-2015

Originally Posted by masinecc

Thanks for ur reply, would u like to post a picture from that rotating ball nut? Just to see how does it look like. Thanks !

If you do a search on the forum you'll see that Jonathan uses them and so does Silyavski, they have pictures in their threads...

**Skipsoaring** · 28-05-2015

Great thread! plenty of useful information!
Cheers
Clayt

**rehoward** · 30-12-2015

Originally Posted by Skipsoaring

Great thread! plenty of useful information!
Cheers
Clayt

Great thread indeed!
I was wondering if there is a way to print this thread in its entirety? It is so long to read on the PC that I would like to print and highlight key info. Or maybe it can be saved as a file and imported into MS Word? Or maybe one of you has distilled it down to the basics already? I am open to ideas on this.

Randy

**Wal** · 06-01-2016

Just looking at this quickly - go to the top of this page - you'll see 'Thread Tools' which has a 'Printable' option that you can select. From the printable version you can print to a .pdf. You'll still need to do this for every page, though...