Looking into the images I saw that y axis is a little more complicated that the one from shapeoko:
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is it because you need more space to work on that axis?
y-axis
Re: y-axis
In general, almost all design decisions could, in principle, have been done some other way. So, the naive answer is that that's the way I did it.
For this, I don't trust the two motor principle. No real reason, I just don't. Having a driveshaft saves two motor's moving mass, gaining a faster machine. Again, in principle; there are so many things affecting speed, that I'm not sure how much that really gains.
For this, I don't trust the two motor principle. No real reason, I just don't. Having a driveshaft saves two motor's moving mass, gaining a faster machine. Again, in principle; there are so many things affecting speed, that I'm not sure how much that really gains.