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    I am aware that the machine footprint will be almost double the length if i am not using a sliding gantry.

    My question is, is the advantage in structural rigidity worth it , or are there arguments against it, except the larger machine footprint.
    I am mostly interested in
    Anybody has empiric experience comparing the two methods ?
    If i go with sliding baseplate, i obviously will use longer rails on the X axis.

    *edit*
    Regarding the mounting question of the supported Rails,
    i probably will just use 40x80 Profile where the rails are, and just mount the rails with t nuts, as the spacing of the TBR20 is 40mm.
    Any arguments against that ?
    I want to avoid machining that large adapter plates.

    Thanks,

    Regards,
    Clemens
    Last edited by JohnJ; 05-11-2012 at 06:56 PM.

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