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| The X-Axles... to move or not to move! Currently, I am designing my first CNC Router similar to the JGRO plans using a mild steel square tube frame. The first big design issue I face is the X-axles… should the X-axles be stationary or should the X-axles move with the Gantry stationary? I have both sketched out, but would like some input on the pro’s and con’s of each before meeting into construction. Thanks
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| My first design had the table moving in both X and Y. The routers moved up and down in Z. This worked OK, but I didn't like that all the dust and crude would fall down right on the leadscrews and linear rails. I am working on my next design where the table is stationary and the gantry moves in both X and Y. It seems to me that moving the table in X is a little easier to build, but it you move the gantry your overall footprint is smaller. |
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