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    Lives in Vinkovci, Croatia. Last Activity: 16-07-2022 Has been a member for 4-5 years. Has a total post count of 18.
    Hello!
    I would like to get some input.
    I have finished my build with rotating ball nut. Screws are 3m (y axis) and 1.7m (x axis) long, 32mm pitch, 32mm dia.
    However, I do get some wobble when nut is rotating, I don't know is this something I should worry about. I did everything as flush and concentric as I could. Screws are tightened on ends, not too much tho.
    Below are videos. Wobble is about 1-2mm.






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    Quote Originally Posted by Ale View Post
    Hello!
    I would like to get some input.
    I have finished my build with rotating ball nut. Screws are 3m (y axis) and 1.7m (x axis) long, 32mm pitch, 32mm dia.
    However, I do get some wobble when nut is rotating, I don't know is this something I should worry about. I did everything as flush and concentric as I could. Screws are tightened on ends, not too much tho.
    Below are videos. Wobble is about 1-2mm.
    It's just a matter of fine adjustment of the alignment of the screw and the ball-nut and the rotating nut assembly.

    Unless you machined the rotating nut shaft so it locates with the ball-nut body then it's very easy for the concentricity to be out a little bit so you will need to align them carefully. You are very close so a little adjustment here and there is all it will take to get it right.
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    Hi Martin, welcome to the forum!

    Afraid I don't have the knowledge to answer your question with certainty, but my gutfeel is that 2010 would be sufficient with the ballscrew being stationery as you plan on using a rotary nut.

    Hopefully a knowledgeable member will notice your post and give you an authoritative answer over the weekend.

    Jonathan's Rotating Ballnut is the only thread I've seen on this subject, so they seem to seldom be used on DIY builds.

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    Lives in East Lothian, United Kingdom. Last Activity: 4 Hours Ago Forum Superstar, has done so much to help others, they deserve a medal. Has a total post count of 2,966. Received thanks 368 times, giving thanks to others 8 times.
    2010 would likely be good enough, or even 1610.
    To work that out, you really need to calculate the maximum forces involved.

    The reason rotating ballnuts aren't popular, is spinning the screw is far easier.
    Rotating ballnuts are far more elaborate, and for most applications aren't needed.
    Avoiding the rubbish customer service from AluminiumWarehouse since July '13.

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    Do anyone have a working download link of the rotating nut cad design, or can post it/send it to me?

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