Thread: machining ballscrews
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13-04-2014 #8
i think what they charge to machine it for you is proberly worth paying,
with no collect chuck. more chance of it slipping and getting damaged ?
if you machine it and mess it up then wasted money on a ballscrew, only to have to buy another one.
so proberly better to get them to do it and you know its done correct and only have to buy it once.
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