Reply with QuoteIt looks like the second one is carved deeper than the first; all the V-cuts are wider. Did Z change position from one to the other?
Getting different results when changing the feed rate on my machine.
I am getting different results when changing the feed rate on my machine. When the feed rate is slower the engraving looks a lot better. Anyone know what would cause this?
When you look at the picture of the two "e"s the first "e" was done at a higher speed and the second "e" was done at a slower speed. So my question is what the hell would cause this? We replaced the bearing blocks on the X axis do we need to replace them on the Y axis too?
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Re: Getting different results when changing the feed rate on my machine.
It looks like the second one is carved deeper than the first; all the V-cuts are wider. Did Z change position from one to the other?
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Originally Posted by awerby
It was the brush on the dust boot. Everytime it went down to carve the brush was pushing against the workpeice and moving the spindle. So I just cut the brush shorter.
Re: Getting different results when changing the feed rate on my machine.
That looks like a fairly clear sign of a flexing machine.If a few bristles can cause a distortion you might want to look around the whole machine carefully.
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