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05-02-2020 #1
20mm is the plan, but not sure yet about going full hiwin or not...
The idea crossed my mind. Would help bring the cog slightly forward + more stability.
I could also get creative and hang a 5kg weight from the spindle :D that should balance it up!
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05-02-2020 #2
If you want the best machine then you must bite the bullet and go with Profiled linear rails. If not then you are wasting your time worrying about things like COG or plate thickness because Boyan is 100% correct that the machine is only as good as the weakest link and round rails will by far be the weakest link no matter which axis you put them on.!
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24-02-2020 #3
It was because of you and Boyan I never used the SBR 25 rail I have and bought Hiwin's and clone hiwin's.
One day I might use them for a plasma cutter, I did buy new bearings for them they do feel "nice" but very glad I went with rail instead.
One really annoying thing about them the mounts are 46mm apart.http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/10880...60cm-work-area My first CNC build WIP 120cm*80cm
If you didn't buy it from China the company you bought it from did ;)
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05-02-2020 #4
Someone hasn't yet gotten into the theory of their motor calcs yet! More mass on the Z axis means everything has more to accelerate! NIGHTMARE!!
Personally I think we should all just make them out of bamboo and some twine, powered by hamsters, and tamagotchis as control interfaces to just be done with it :)
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05-02-2020 #5
Interesting point! But you still have to considered the torque drop when hamsters get hungry and be sure to size the running wheel according to your choice of hamster, too small and your hamster will simply get stuck and start doing loops...Other than that you should be sweet
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