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  1. 14-08-2011 #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by i2i View Post
    unfortunately build quality and accuracy tend to go together, you loose one and the other tends to follow
    I would agree if things were being left as standard but with high quality Bearings Ballscrews and Ballnuts and the new motor , and electronics possibly a grind here and there. the rest would depend on the rigidity, if there was a realistic alternative i wish i new it...
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    What about something like this with brand new everything.. strip down to the bones and replacing the lot!!!

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