Do you have installed the Anti-backlash nuts on X and Y-axis?!!!.. Seems backlash problem...
While cutting a pocket in a project I am noticing a problem at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 positions. It seems to “expand” as the pocket cuts from the inside to the outside. Tried 40 to 10 imp and a cut depth between .1 and .02 always I get the same result.
I can see the stepper motor make quick short movements inside the areas mentioned. The 12 and the 6 positions seem to be worse, as far as seeing “bit dings”
Going to do some testing but thought I would post this to see if anyone has ever had this happen to them.
A few things I have already noticed. I only get the strange action inside the mentioned positions. Between positions it is very smooth. The rope and emblem was done with a rough pass using a 1/4ball nose with a finish cut with 1/16 ball nose, which came out fine. I also engraved some test after I took the picture that passed over the 12 and 6 positions with no problems
I checked the router for loose belts, connections etc and could find no problems, and since the rope, emblem, text came out ok I don’t “think” it is a hardware problem.
And suggestions as what may be causing this would be appreciated.
Thanks
George
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Do you have installed the Anti-backlash nuts on X and Y-axis?!!!.. Seems backlash problem...
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Do you have backlash compensation enabled? If so, try turning it off.
Gerry
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Gerry and Khalid I did have backlash enable turned it off. When that did not correct it I looked a little further
Thanks for your suggestions
My problem ended up being the post processor I was using.