I have acquired a drive motor for the x-axis and have a question about installation. The motor shaft and the coupling have key-way slots but the end of the acme screw does not. Is there enough resistance that a key-way slot will need to be cut on the end of the acme screw or would the set screw placed into a recess created with a drill bit be adequate? (you can find the Dayton 4Z131 that was the stock motor on e- bay for $150 right now) I have other parts to get for this upgrade and hope to get some more assistance later on the wiring of the speed controller and limit switches. General wiring I can handle, this smaller electronic stuff is something I have little experience with. Thanks Dexter
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