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  1. 18-09-2011 #1
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    I think I have cracked it what is your views on this drawing

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    Extrusion 50x50 mm but the down side is they only do it in light

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    I think your latest design, but mirrored so that the Z-axis is mounted on to the same plate as the ballnut will be strongest:

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    That way the spindle is closest to the Y-axis ballnut which should reduce flex parallel to the Y axis.
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