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Hello, First time user. I've got my own thoughts, but am interested in what others think about the "ideal" lead to use on a ball screw mill/router. The smaller lead ball screws would lend themselves to tighter motions from the servo/stepper versus a larger lead. Or, does it really matter. I'm looking to design and build my own for a variety of reasons, and am interested to hear what others think, or what you use personally and how it works. Thanks, Jeff |
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