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    Motor Dropping!?

    I have a MaxNC controller hooked up with the motors it came with on my homemade machine. Everything seems to work pretty good except for every once in a while the z axis starts to sound higher pitched when you move it and then begins to drop on its own like the motor has given out. What can be causing this?
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    Abomb55076,

    Most likely resonance, you may want to checkout the attached thread.

    My take on a stepper damper

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    Does anyone know of some ways that I can fix a resonance problem? That contraption in the link above looks kind of complicated..
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    Abomb55076,

    Try using a hockey puck as a damper, several users have had successful results.

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    Could you explain to me what the resinance is causing for other users, it sounds like its more of a noise problem from vibrations but I could be wrong.
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    Abomb55076,

    Watch the attached video for a better understanding.

    http://www.youtube.com/user/fixittt#p/u/27/8Am69_F93yA


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    Thanks for the quick help Jeff, so can resonance be the cause of why soemtimes, when I start up my motors, the z axis will run really rough, and then I will click reset on Mach and then it seems to run fine?
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