emily, blinkenlight witch
no idea how I managed to mount one of the X rails 5.3mm too far back, but here we are
(it's probably my amazing welding abilities)
Rue Mohr@emily may I suggest your constrained in the same axis twice aka one rail could be rolled 90 degrees to make them non-conflicting?
I also had fun keeping the drive screw parallel to the 'control rail' on my machines, I ended up leaving the lead screw 'floating end' and making sure I had a good thrust bearing on the motor side.
On the printers, I dont have to worry about the rails being parallel, just 'level' The bed follows the control rail.
I also had fun keeping the drive screw parallel to the 'control rail' on my machines, I ended up leaving the lead screw 'floating end' and making sure I had a good thrust bearing on the motor side.
On the printers, I dont have to worry about the rails being parallel, just 'level' The bed follows the control rail.
@RueNahcMohr I don't think that actually does anything for the style of linear rails I'm using? Your rails are round so a thing can rotate around them, but HGR rails constrain all rotation even if you only use one.