Any Experience with Igus T Series or N Series Slides??

I cannot find any information on anyone 'experience' with these slide systems. Has anyone ever tried to use them or even hold them?
Is this something that could be used for axis movement?
I am thinking of a core xy build and got curious with a respectable brands super budget offering all in spirit of the opinions that linear guide rails are an overkill for a 3d printer (aparently)

I am thankful for any info!


what I am referring here are these positions:

N series

T Series

I think the N series parts are intended for curtain rods and other low precision motion duties like that. I don't think they'd be very useful in a 3D printer. The T series parts might be useable, but I doubt they come close to the performance of linear guides with ball bearing blocks.

Who says linear guides are overkill? A lot of people are building printers of all architectures with them.

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Thanks for your reply DD. I was eyeing ebay for months hoping to see a good deal on linear bearing (genuine). Eventually I started looking at new stuff and came across igus N and Ts, and finally a great deal on IKO. so I had to ask to not feel stupid later. Had no idea its for the curtains range. Looking at their promo video of industrial machines ... well marketing
Went with wide IKO rails and blocks as I dont think I'll ever regret this decision.