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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrewg View Post
    So I am still mulling design options
    Is there something wrong with me finding the sight of Dean's machine undresses slightly arousing?! I certainly now 'get' the neatness and economy of this single leadscrew Y axis design:
    There is twin screw version as well.!

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    Or a Twin screw single motor version.!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
    There is twin screw version as well.!

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    Which is why when you recommend single screw as sufficient for a 600 wide machine, we listen, as you have done them all, not just stating what you did in your single build!......but anything you do like about their approach?
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