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    Quote Originally Posted by jarjar View Post
    Just some number I have in mind when someone tells me he wants to build a 8000€ router this size to do aluminium work. A Datron with similar working area is 2.5t for comparison. Stiffness comes with weight when using standard material (metal).
    I've added some clarification to what I mean with good finish. I am not looking to be competitive with a Datron machine, luckily! Maybe an even better description of what I mean by good finish is that the finished product should not have a terrible surface.The surface finish achieved in this video, I would be more than happy with: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyVr35pgx7s

    Quote Originally Posted by jarjar View Post
    Indeed I was wrong about that. The clearance is the same for M6 bolts. Still the price difference is low and bigger is always better for rails... It helps for stiffness, ballscrew clearance, and the rails are better supported when mounted on T-slots profiles.
    Yes, price difference seems to be only about 15-20% for either 25mm or 30mm rails. If it is bringing me added value and it isn't overkill, I think I am ready to go for the 30mm rails.

    Quote Originally Posted by jarjar View Post
    @NordicCNC
    You still need a 32mm ballscrew at 1500rpm and 10mm pitch for 1400mm travel. Calculator for critical speed.
    Many thanks for the link! Seems like if I would use fixed bearings in both ends, I would barely make it!
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