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    You and others say that the "hard correction procedure" work well so im leaning towards that or the belt drive...
    I would go with the single belt rather than the solid stops It is a tried and tested route with many people using it. If you can afford it go with the mains 230V drive and the nema 34 for the twin screws. The AM882 drives are good they also have stall detection. Make sure you get the 8 wire low inductance motors for the Y and Z axis

    Good luck with the build
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