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24-06-2015 #3
Thanks for the lead - I've spent some time going through some of those threads, and I can see that in general it involves some machining out of the x-y plate where the leadscrew nuts are mounted. Given that I don't have access to another mill to do any such machining, I think I'll try a stop-gap solution by making delrin nuts to use with the existing leadscrews and see how much that improves the backlash and how long they last before they start to wear. I found this thread on another forum which looks quite interesting and I have a couple of delrin blocks available, so it's worth a try. http://bbs.homeshopmachinist.net/thr...s-the-easy-way
I'll post my results once I've tried making new nuts.
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