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Hi - What does velocity & acceleration have to do with how far a motor travels? Right now I can enter in f50 g1 x10 and the mill will draw a line of 10mm's like supposed to. But if I do it really fast then it justs squelches and makes noises and not go as far. If I do g0 x10 then it squelches and does not go as far. Am I missing something? Any help would be appreciated.
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| It sounds like in inertia miss-match, most of the stress placed on positioning systems is due to inertia, during accel/decel. The torque required at both stand-still and at speed is usually minimal, even with side forces. There are recommended motor to load inertia ratings when sizing servo /stepper motors. Al.
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| I think I got right now. But it is really by accident. I still don't fully understand how you come up with everything. The good thing is that it is now working correctly. Or at least I hope. This forum ROCKS!@ Thanks for everyone's help.
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