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Actually that kind of backlash isn't a problem in a machine built like this. The tension of the chain against the sprocket is always pulling in the same direct
by lostapathy 10y ago
Actually that kind of backlash isn't a problem in a machine built like this. The tension of the chain against the sprocket is always pulling in the same direction around the sprocket. Even when the sprocket reverses direction, the chain is pulling the same way and staying tight to the same side of the teeth it was on.
- grogenaut 10y agoThat would be correct until you figure in momentum as long as you stay under that threshold your hypothesis holds, if you get the device moving or swaying it won't. Of course this can be compensated for in software. So Point taken.