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    Quote Originally Posted by Ross77 View Post
    Looks nice. If you move all 4 z axis blocks down you will gain more travel, or move down the lower ones to increase rigidity at full extension.

    What CAD programme is that?
    Cheers,

    Won't gain more travel by moving them down - it can already travel the full length of the rail so it's limited to rail length minus 2x carriage.

    However it's been pointed out that moving them towards the bottom does put the "fixing" point closer to the work which would reduce the lever arm and increase rigidity. I will probably slide them down a bit and slide the tram plate up to match.

    I'm using fusion 360 for everything these days, the built in cam is awesome.
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