Re: re:OK - you convinced me - was "Automated "Manual CNC"

> Sure, but as soon as the tool hits the work if there is backlash the
> work is going to move to remove the lash. This is why I think all
> software compensation for backlash is useless.

I could see this being a problem if say an end mill is turning so
that it pulls the work in the same direction of work movement.

In that case, use preloaded nuts to eliminate backlash. But as in the
question before, the inaccuracies in the leadscrew still shouldn't
matter, right?