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13-03-2012 #16
Hi Guys,
Thanks for ALL the advice, after the whole weekend doing some research and messing with the designs and Ideas I have come to the point where I would like to know what hardware Sizes I should be going for.
I am looking at a design with a raised X-Axis, similar to JazzCNC design mentions earlier.
To complete my design work I need to know some things, only a few questions I promise!:whistling:
From my understanding Linear Profile Rails are the way to go as they are the "Most Stable/Accurate" option. What size would be best for the X-Axis and Y-Axis? Should I use them for the Z-Axis? Also how many bearing blocks per Axis? Is there a calculation to work it out?
Now onto the Subject of Ballscrews, again from research the "Most Stable/Accurate" option would be to have a Stepper running a Ballscrew on each side of the X-Axis, is this correct? Again, What Size ballscrew for each axis? Is there a Calculation to work it out?
@JAZZCNC: Some very good Advice, kept me busy for the weekend. Regarding the Budget, you are correct, I would rather Plan and Plan and not waste money as the budget is tight. When you say beef up the Y-Axis, could you elaborate a little?
@m.marino: Yes, some very Good Advice from JAZZCNC, regarding the Switches, I have added them to my notes as a Priority!
@kylelnsn: Yeah, JAZZCNC sure looks like he knows his stuff, not sure about all this Vertical talk though!
@motoxy: LOL! :lol::lol::lol:
Again, thanks all for your Help, Time and Patience!
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