Thread: One ring to rule them all?
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17-11-2015 #28
No choice in the matter, I need 3 machines but only have space for 1.
Not sure what errors your talking about, with the raising bed I will be able to lower the Z travel to almost nothing 99% of the time.
I will be using servos all around or steppers with encoders, so hope fully I can keep the bed level, if not i've seen linear encodes relatively cheap on ebay.
I would like abit of advice on the bed though. Do you think just 4 rails and 4 screws will do it or would it be worth adding say 2 in the middle? I can't imagine the bed itself would deflect much, not when it's made from 100x100 box.
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