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    option 1 for me please :D, or even use a section that has enough wall thickness , remember this surface must be flat to have an accurate machine, if you weld a plate on, how will you flat it ?

    and gearbox with rack and pinion

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    Thompson have a ballscrew wizard here you might find useful:
    http://www.thomsonlinear.com/website...ing_screws.php

    If you don't mind a lot of welding, it might be worth considering a truss type design like pg 178 of this machine design document:
    http://www.mech.utah.edu/~bamberg/re...e%20Design.pdf

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