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    Re: Holding brake needed on a 4/5th axis when using a harmonic drive?

    1 mm is thick.
    The point of the epoxy is to 'fill in any gaps' and prevent flexing. Start with a good flat surface before you add the rails. Then an epoxy thickness of 0.1 - 0.2 mm is enough.

    Cheers
    Roger

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    Re: Holding brake needed on a 4/5th axis when using a harmonic drive?

    Lancaster

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    Re: Holding brake needed on a 4/5th axis when using a harmonic drive?

    Quote Originally Posted by shinji2k View Post
    Lancaster
    Ahh. Close, but not close enough to Ashtabula for a mid-week garage night.

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    Re: Holding brake needed on a 4/5th axis when using a harmonic drive?

    Yeah its a bit far to drive for, admittedly, not much to see.

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