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    XZero CNC Z axis








    8 inch Z axis , 3/4 inch aluminum , 8 inch travel .Mounting holes for for XZero router mounts and also K2 mount
    Also the bearing are the HGH20HA super heavy duty



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    What's the price on these?
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    come with THK or Hiwin
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    Are you referring to the Z axis on the left or right side?
    How does the ball screw like being unsupported like that? I realize it is a small distance, but I can't imagine that it loves high rpm's


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    Z axis has no problem with one ended ballscrew at 900 IPM
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    Quote Originally Posted by gio666 View Post







    8 inch Z axis , 3/4 inch aluminum , 8 inch travel .Mounting holes for for XZero router mounts and also K2 mount
    Also the bearing are the HGH20HA super heavy duty



    http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showth...863#post815863
    dang! If i build another machine ill buy one from you. how much?


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    How do you keep the dust out of the ballscrew nut ? Cutting MDF would get in past the seal and stick on the grease (ballscrews need grease).

    Nice machining .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Larken View Post
    How do you keep the dust out of the ballscrew nut ? Cutting MDF would get in past the seal and stick on the grease (ballscrews need grease).

    Nice machining .
    Invest in a quality vacuum system that surrounds the bit.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Larken View Post
    How do you keep the dust out of the ballscrew nut ? Cutting MDF would get in past the seal and stick on the grease (ballscrews need grease).

    Nice machining .
    Well just do steel and aluminum then , lol joking ,I see on your machine, you have kind of the same design as mine , but have acme screw , ? so why would dust affected these ones and not the same open screw that you have ?
    #1 don't over grease ballscrews or bearing , grease every 100km of use
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    Invest in a quality vacuum system that surrounds the bit.
    I guess you've never cut a lot of MDF. It goes everywhere, vacuum or not.

    Well just do steel and aluminum then , lol joking ,I see on your machine, you have kind of the same design as mine , but have acme screw , ?
    Lol , No You have the same design as mine .

    I use a Kerk delrin nut and stainless screw , I've used ball screws in the past but they are terrible in the dust. The eventually jam up with dust in the balls especially with stepper motors.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Larken View Post
    I guess you've never cut a lot of MDF. It goes everywhere, vacuum or not.


    Lol , No You have the same design as mine .

    I use a Kerk delrin nut and stainless screw , I've used ball screws in the past but they are terrible in the dust. The eventually jam up with dust in the balls especially with stepper motors.
    U need to get better wipers then for ballscrews ? I would never be using acme screws on my machines , people been cutting MDF and have no problem ,
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    Kerk delrin nut

    Hi, I acquired a cnc frame and gantry made by Shop (S)Cam Routers Inc, and I believe Larken was the original designer. So maybe you (Larken) could help. This thread is what I have been looking for. This machine, which I have built the controller for and am trying to get set up to run flawlessly, has one of these Kerk delrin nuts on the z axis. The z axis gets stuck. Is it the nut or a motor setting? Do you know what settings should be entered in mach it uses a Vexta PK296-F4.5A stepper.

    Any help would be appreciated

    Mark


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