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*A Variation of the [[Universal CNC Axis]] that uses [[Ball | *A Variation of the [[Universal CNC Axis]] that uses [[Ball Screw]]s instead of Belts for Linear Motion | ||
*It is thus more rigid, allowing for longer axis, and possibly more precision | *It is thus more rigid, allowing for longer axis, and possibly more precision | ||
*May need better controls for brakeing etc | *May need better controls for brakeing etc | ||
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*[[D3D Pro]] | *[[D3D Pro]] | ||
*[[CNC Torch Table]] | *[[CNC Torch Table]] | ||
*[[CNC Multimachine]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:49, 16 December 2019
Basics
- A Variation of the Universal CNC Axis that uses Ball Screws instead of Belts for Linear Motion
- It is thus more rigid, allowing for longer axis, and possibly more precision
- May need better controls for brakeing etc
Used For
- D3D Pro optionally?
- CNC Torch Table
- CNC Multimachine
Industry Standards
Existing Open Source Designs
Basic Design
End Pieces
- Either Plastic or Metal
- Same as the original but with the middle belt slot replaced with one for a Ball Screw
Ball Screw
- See the Open Source Ball Screw
Shafts
- Either 1 inch or 2 inch