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20-07-2010 #24
If you rubber mount the spindle, it will flex and reduce accuracy. Basically, for accuracy, you want maximum rigidity all the way from the tool tip to the work piece which means using rigid materials. Any form of damping that relies on movement will reduce accuracy, the only thing you can really do to control vibration is to increase the mass so that the energy going into the system is dissipated by moving the whole machine a very small distance. If the forces you are putting in are small, say a low power well balanced spindle cutting foam, or a laser then you do not need so much mass or stiffness.
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