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08-08-2017 #3
-Nick
I WOULD want a machine "the best that it can be". My 40+ years of Engineering has instilled in me the importance, no, necessity of (appropriate) machine precision, accuracy and rigidity.
I am currently trying to get my head around ALL of the elements of what many you guys have been doing for that long that it is probably second nature.
So, expanding on what you have said:
If a machine is not rigid enough such that it needs twin homing squaring, do the belts in the single motor approach keep an adequate squareness?
Can anybody put um numbers on this?
- Martin
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