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22 Jan 2023 13:53 #262654
by Ondrej
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Hello,
Sometimes when Iam milling I home the machine, then I go to X0 Y0 Z0 position, I run the g-code and successfully finish the milling. But when I place the new same workpiece in same position as previously, then the Z0 position is in different location, in my experience was usually lower than previous.
I think this happened also when I was milling, then I paused the machine, clicked again for milling from beginning and again the Z0 wasnt same.
Sometimes when Iam milling I home the machine, then I go to X0 Y0 Z0 position, I run the g-code and successfully finish the milling. But when I place the new same workpiece in same position as previously, then the Z0 position is in different location, in my experience was usually lower than previous.
I think this happened also when I was milling, then I paused the machine, clicked again for milling from beginning and again the Z0 wasnt same.
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22 Jan 2023 14:28 #262659
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Replied by tommylight on topic why this happens
-steppers skipping
-to high acceleration
-to much microstepping
-offsets in use
-mechanical issues, bonding, loose parts
-interference
-loose stepper motor wires
-bad contact on drive connectors
etc.
-to high acceleration
-to much microstepping
-offsets in use
-mechanical issues, bonding, loose parts
-interference
-loose stepper motor wires
-bad contact on drive connectors
etc.
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