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I've been looking for these for a long time .....thought I'd share the find....![]() http://www.thorlabs.com/NewGroupPage...Visual_ID=1874
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| Well, How about on every axis. I was thinking about delrin slides or uhmw. In making mills I've always preferred the tried and true dovetail. I'm still working out the exact structure for cost effectivness and rigidity. There is so much potential with this my heads spinning. When I get a drawing done tommorrow I'll post it here....stay tuned ..... I have to post some drawings and parts lists in my other post aswell so I have to make time.....till then
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| I like the idea of the extrusions I just did not see Delrin slides on the web site. Can you post a supplier of Delrin or UHMW? With Delrin slides this would make a machine build very easy and very fast. Great find. |
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| There are no links to delrin or UHMW dovetail slides ......I just make my own from sheet stock. It can be purchased at sites such as www.onlinemetals.com.
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| I'd be a little skeptical of using these in a linear motion application if they are aluminum. Aluminum tends to gall when moving against itself, and is typically not a great bearing medium. That's why 8020 uses UHMW for motion applications (as opposed to static positioning). I've seen a couple of routers on the zone built using the stuff. If you're planning on this for building a DIY router/mill, you defrinitely want to drive your gantry/table in the middle to keep it from binding, but it's definitely do-able. |
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