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    I was going to order from Fred at BST
    He has offered machining the ends for pulleys.
    He also offered better bk/bf bearings.
    Is this the bearings you are talking about?

    Thanks for advice

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crunch View Post
    I was going to order from Fred at BST
    He has offered machining the ends for pulleys.
    He also offered better bk/bf bearings.
    Is this the bearings you are talking about?

    Thanks for advice

    Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
    Yes those are correct bearings. Just tell Fred the f length you require but as I have said the ball screw length includes the f length . Its an easy mistake to make.

    So just order say ball screw machined both ends 1610 x 1200 with f length of 30mm

    (where 1200 is the total length)

    For the avoidance of doubt my router has twin screws twin motors and the screws are 1450mm overall. Motors nema 23 . without any problems.
    Last edited by Clive S; 04-05-2019 at 01:49 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    Yes those are correct bearings. Just tell Fred the f length you require but as I have said the ball screw length includes the f length . Its an easy mistake to make.

    So just order say ball screw machined both ends 1610 x 1200 with f length of 30mm

    (where 1200 is the total length)

    For the avoidance of doubt my router has twin screws twin motors and the screws are 1450mm overall. Motors nema 23 . without any problems.
    Are your ball screws 1610 or 2010 ??
    How heavy is your gantry, roughly ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crunch View Post
    Are your ball screws 1610 or 2010 ??
    How heavy is your gantry, roughly ??
    1610 and about 70kg

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    there are two 1000x60x60 x5mm box section behind the front plate on the gantry.

    Also you don't need the screw to be the full length of the machine
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