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How to mount a ballnut? Please advice
I have just started another CBC build and have bought some gear. Starting to look at the ball nut I realize that thy are different then other ball nuts I have used. The ones I'm used to have a flange in one end with mounting holes. These new ones only have a threaded side which should either be used to screw it into a threaded mount of some kind or to use with a large nut and a mount. Anyone that are familiar with these kind of ball nuts and that perhaps have some guiding pictures or advices?
Thanks in advance. Kayakman
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BTW here is a picture of my design. At least the x and y axis.
The threaded end screws into a flange. Something like these.
3/4 X .200 Left Hand Recirculating Lead Screws & Nuts for Power Transmission - Roton Products, Inc.
If you know what the threads are, you should be able to purchase a flange.
Gerry
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If the thread is .938" (15/16") – 16 UN then take a look at this.
Ball Nut Flange Plate with 15 16" Thread Aluminum | eBay
Rick
