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04-10-2010 #9
Thanks for the replies.
It does need to be motorized, so I'm not looking for anything to push/pull (only). I already use a push system (commercial design that cost £200 for 50cm) and I'm certain something better can be built for less.
I briefly looked at the superjack thing, but I don't think it satisfies the variable speed requirement and couldn't see it extending from 0 to ~1m either.
I thought the gear and track method wouldn't offer the finesse as slower speeds as a leadscrew/nut?
Mark, not sure where your posts have gone, but the head I use is the 701HDV.
These aren't strictly neccessary, but it would be nice if the system could be used manually as well as motorised (can a nut be pushed to turn a leadscrew easily?), and also it would be useful to be light enough to transport around!
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