BTW, I have a bunch of aluminum 8020 extrusion left over which is for sale in the clasified section here: http://cnczone.com/modules.php?s=&na...l&cat=17&de=11
Eric
BTW, I have a bunch of aluminum 8020 extrusion left over which is for sale in the clasified section here: http://cnczone.com/modules.php?s=&na...l&cat=17&de=11
Eric
I wish it wouldn't crash.
Material info--
The 80/20 aluminum extrusions are used in the glass industry where they install store front glass.
Mike
Hi Eric
I see you are using 8020. Have you thought of using the 8020 Linear motion guides that they make.
What do you think will they work ?
http://www.8020linearmotion.com/profileindex.asp
regards
Domenixx
( Sydney Australia)
I have seen those. For them to be slop free they have a lot of friction because they have no bearings and a lot of contact area. They usually have adjustment screws to dial out the play. I have not tried them.
Eric
I wish it wouldn't crash.
This machine is for sale. if interested have a look at the clasified section here: http://www.cnczone.com/classifieds/s...php?product=97
Eric
I wish it wouldn't crash.
Hope everythings ok Eric, you getting into metal working now?
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Everything is great. Yes metal working. I want to convert a mill and possibly my lathe.
Eric
I wish it wouldn't crash.
Yay, now you're talking! I have taken the same route myself if you will pardon the pun![]()
(Note: The opinions expressed in this post are my own and are not necessarily those of CNCzone and its management)