Re: [ATM] Illuminated field question

["Bob May" <bobmay@nethere.com>]

One in the X axis which drives the tail end of the scope (or
front end if you prefer) left and right in the X axis and
another, attached perpendicular so that you can drive the end of
the scope up and down in the Y axis.  Needless to say, for large
movements, there needs to be come method of allowing the scope to
move in the Z axis or the two linear motion bearings need to be
arced to the curvature of the motion.  I'd probably do a slip fit
on one of the ends to allow for the Z axis motion.
Bob May
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