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| For Canada use https://www.motionindustries.com or Canadian Bearings Ltd., both will have the bearings and couplings, http://www.rockcliffmachine.com |
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| This is my first post here on cnc so I hope this is the proper way to post. I purchased the Rockcliff plans and received my code in less than 24 hours. I have not been through all the drawings yet but did study the A and the D drawing sets. I will be in the area of a metalsuppermarker next week. If I understand this properly and build the linear bearing assemblys in the D drawing sets I would use 3/8 ground shaft instead of 5/8. Or dose it matter? Last edited by freewave; 10-23-2007 at 09:25 PM. |
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| Ok guys, I'm seriously thinking about going with the "Rockcliff" large flying gantry model with 288 oz stepper motors. I've asked some questions of Rockcliff and Nick was very quick to respond. Has anyone built the large flying gantry model yet? How does it do and what (if any) suggestions do you have? I want to do cabinet doors, signs, and just basically play. Thanks |
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