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  1. I realise that simplicity and accuracy dont go hand in hand.
    Mind you ball screws are just not cheap enough.
    Have a look at roller nuts:

    http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showth...t=13593&page=2

    This is a very long thread, but an interesting read with some good ideas for low cost alternative to ball-screws.
    my original thought was to kill 2 birds with one chain so to speak in that the pulley running on the belt
    If you could rig up some kind of positional feed-back (i.e. from a linear scale) then you could use a traction drive.
    Last edited by BillTodd; 18-12-2009 at 12:55 PM.

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