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    Loosing step more and more on X axis only after reducing the accl/velocity step motor

    Hi guys,
    I built this router for 2 years with no problem.
    now looks like loosing steps on Y axis only, this is the second time happening after I reduce the Velocity and Acceleration on the Step Motor.

    Could this the motor getting weaker ?
    How to tested ?
    or does the Controller is the problem ?

    thank you for helping me
    Cal


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    Make sure the Y axis coupler is tight. A loose coupler can cause problems similar to missed steps.


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    what sort of linear bearings, drive screw/nut... could they be wearing/binding


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    just checked, no loose coupler or anything



    Cal


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