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    As Irving said I did change for a more powerful stepper and also changed to parallel drive.
    I did try all the options for lower acceleration but they all made no difference that I could detect.
    I may in the future try and balance the head but at the moment I am thinking more in the way off removing some of the flex in the column, I am also trying to work out the options of changeing the way the Y-axis works by siting the stepper to the rear and fixing in place instead of moving with the Y-axis. aka KX1.
    My biggest headache with the rear siting is the head tilting mechanism I may get rid if it altogether and make a new support for the Z-axis arm, just need a great lump of metal!

    Peter

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    No real substitute for a great lump of metal :naughty:

    ...but I am seriously considering filling my round column with concrete.

    Rather a lot of concrete reinforcement bars have mysteriously appeared on my steel racks, probably enough to fill it. Hey, it was cheap :heehee:

    Wonder what the optimum concrete to iron ratio would be for stiffening a round colum :whistling:

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