hey there
our shop recently bought a chinese 1325 cnc from a local vendor, it produces poor cut quality when cutting along the y axis,
probably due to vibrations, when I checked, I that the gantry is a bit off square with the x axis, I realigned it, which indeed reduced the noise and I got a bit of improvement in cut quality, I retightened the belts on the gearboxes,checked that the r&b has no play,
what i should i check next?
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thanks for the quick reply,
honestly it's the first time I heard about master-slave, sounds interesting, I'm googling it now to learn more about.
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I'm using a new bit, indeed I'm doing climb cuts, but conventional cuts results in the same surface roughness.
I'll check the x and z axis first thing tomorrow and report back my findings.
That is a terrible cut, what kind of aluminum are you using? A new endmill and a tight machine will never look like what you have. Also try again with reduced depth of cut. I think you have the gummy aluminum alloy