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Re: Pulley help?

There is a white paper in the white paper section on arms and lifts. In it you will find several ways to use cabling to achieve the results you want.

General guidelines are:

Power the lift up AND down, and make sure your cables cannot go slack.

If the cable must go slack, use guides to make sure the cable cannot come off the pulley.
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