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    Backlash Problems

    My benchtop mill is experience some bad backlash. Can anybody give me any good ideas on a quick and dirty way of reducing it?


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    One good method is to investigate the problem then fix it.

    It’s like saying my automobile won’t go how do I fix it. You need to take the trouble to give some background/details if you really want some help. Otherwise the silence could be deafening.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jhwatts View Post
    My benchtop mill is experience some bad backlash. Can anybody give me any good ideas on a quick and dirty way of reducing it?


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    Check out these links:

    Ball screw backlash:

    http://www.thewarfields.com/MT/CCBacklash1.htm
    http://www.thewarfields.com/MT/CCBacklash2.htm

    Eliminating Backlash 101

    You're categorically dreaming if you think machining problems can solved by the application of "quick and dirty" methods.

    Quickest and dirtiest method I know of is to buy a great, tight machine in the first place.

    Otherwise, you slog thru each and every part, find the problem and then solve them bit by bit, piece by piece.


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