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03-09-2010, 12:31 PM
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Assume that you have a 12” long carriage riding on an axis driven by an acme screw. You have the ability to mount the anti-backlash nut on the carriage either closest to the drive end (0”), in the center (+6”), or farthest from the drive end (+12”). What factors would you consider in choosing the location? Wolfspaw  |
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