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    leveling???

    My machine table has a banana shape on X axis (about .08mm on 1000mm) and a constant slope on Y axis(about .05mm on 500mm). Could it be a leveling issue?? It is a hardinge VMC1000.


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    Is your turkite still good? What do the ways look like? You may have to install hold down bolts & "pull" it back into spec.


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    it is on linear bearing and they look good


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    In any machine installation,The 1st thing that is done is leveling the machine.Eliminate that error to start with. If you are shaped like a bannana you may not be supported enough in the middle of the machine. Use a precision level .0005 per foot increments.When machines are built, they are built level and aligned from there.
    check it out and good luck


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