Thread: Supported linear rail question.
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30-01-2010 #13Yes it is, just rotate the diagram 90deg. in your case the distance between the rails will be greater but the load distribution will be the same. for the x axis you need to allow for all the weight of the y and z axis so a greater capacity in the vertical is better, ie the first diagram. As you want to mount them on their side then diagram 2 will apply so you will have reduced load capacity and therfore require more pillow blocks to get the same effect.But the look of it, is not the setup that I will use. I will for my X axis, only have one rail pr. side and not two.
So if the initial design required 2 blocks per rail then to get the same strength when mounted on the side you will need 3 blocks per rail.
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