Hey Pascal,
- the Dimensions of Journeyman outer feet is here.
- And here is Onefinity Anatomy and Specifications ALL Machines (06.02.2021) (PDF)
- Onefinity Foot diagram for the holes and the bolts is here and here.
Elite Series Journeyman has basically the same dimensions as Standard Series Journeyman. What differs is
- the protruding stepper motor length on the right:
- and the protruding stepper motors on the rear:
- The Upgrade to Elite will have a stock drag chain at the left of probably 30 mm width. Note that this drag chain will not be enough for all future things like spindle coolant hoses, spindle motor cable etc., here 50 mm is a minimum, see (drag chain width computation), better reserve 60 mm (see space to reserve around the machine) for cable management at the left.
See also Size of physical table actually needed – Post #3 by Aiph5u
- Controller / Touchscreen holder is different
An other chapter is the height. Besides different stepper motor size, it depends on whether you buy the 3rd stiffy rail and the Z-20 Heavy Duty Z assembly. You may buy this with Elite Upgrade but you can buy both separately for the X-50 Series Journeyman right away.
Note that when you later buy a spindle, the additional weight may tempt you to retrofit a Z stepper with power-off brake (to prevent spindle coming down when powering the machine off by its own weight when holding torque is away) and those are very long (=tall) motors, so plan enough height in you machine enclosure. For an enclosure, I would recommend a good height anyway to not bump your head when leaning forward over the machine to clamp your workpieces.