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    Quote Originally Posted by m_c View Post
    Geoffrey, that's essentially the same as using a press with some V-blocks.
    Yes, but with far more control and the screw could be supported on centres or V-blocks to enable regular rotating to check for staightness. G.

    It may be possible to carry out that procedure with the ballscrew in place on the machine, something that would be impossible with a press. It could also be helpful to others who have bo access to a press. G.
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