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4 years 10 months ago #228532
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Not sure where the problem is.
At the beggining of a cut, I did a Sheetcam arc lead in of 3mm. Looks good at sheetcam and QtplasmaC visualization. But I am getting this results:
I have done some testing, with/without THC, turn down g64 p to 0.05, slower feed rate, arc ok off, none seems to help.
My machine uses GT-2 10mm belts, it might be related to backlash (I can see a wiggle after a 90º turn).
How would you investigate such an issue ?
Thanks
At the beggining of a cut, I did a Sheetcam arc lead in of 3mm. Looks good at sheetcam and QtplasmaC visualization. But I am getting this results:
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I have done some testing, with/without THC, turn down g64 p to 0.05, slower feed rate, arc ok off, none seems to help.
My machine uses GT-2 10mm belts, it might be related to backlash (I can see a wiggle after a 90º turn).
How would you investigate such an issue ?
Thanks
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4 years 10 months ago #228534
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Preamble looks like this:
I am cutting at 2400mm/s, but have tested with 60% without any visible difference.
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I am cutting at 2400mm/s, but have tested with 60% without any visible difference.
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4 years 10 months ago #228543
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Replied by tommylight on topic Lead-in going beyond path
Sharp corners wobbling is for sure due to flex/slop/loose stuff, always mechanical on stepper systems.
You can try lowering acceleration, it helps a lot but only to a certain point.
Using GT2 belt on a 20 KG gantry is manageable and works OK, but on a 70 KG gantry nothing helps short of slowing it to a crawl.
You can try lowering acceleration, it helps a lot but only to a certain point.
Using GT2 belt on a 20 KG gantry is manageable and works OK, but on a 70 KG gantry nothing helps short of slowing it to a crawl.
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4 years 10 months ago #228548
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Yes, I will check for mechanical issues. And try to lower accel. Thanks.
I think my gantry is near 18kg, never weighted it.
Have seen this topic ( forum.linuxcnc.org/38-general-linuxcnc-q...ad-in-on-inside-cuts ) and additional info follows:
PARAMETERS > THC > SPEED: 10%
PARAMETERS > THC > VAD THRESHOLD: 90%
PARAMETERS > MATERIAL > PAUSE AT THE END: 0
PARAMETERS > MATERIAL > CUT HEIGHT: 1.5mm
PARAMETERS > MATERIAL > CUT FEED RATE: 2400mm/s
I have tested and the "divot" happens at the start, not at the end of cut (when there is less material around the plasma).
I have set negative overcut of 1.4mm (on Sheetcam) and it didn't help.
EDIT: I have MAIN > CONTROL > VELOCITY ANTI-DIVE checked and it lights several times when cutting (not sure if it has any relation to the problem
I think my gantry is near 18kg, never weighted it.
Have seen this topic ( forum.linuxcnc.org/38-general-linuxcnc-q...ad-in-on-inside-cuts ) and additional info follows:
PARAMETERS > THC > SPEED: 10%
PARAMETERS > THC > VAD THRESHOLD: 90%
PARAMETERS > MATERIAL > PAUSE AT THE END: 0
PARAMETERS > MATERIAL > CUT HEIGHT: 1.5mm
PARAMETERS > MATERIAL > CUT FEED RATE: 2400mm/s
I have tested and the "divot" happens at the start, not at the end of cut (when there is less material around the plasma).
I have set negative overcut of 1.4mm (on Sheetcam) and it didn't help.
EDIT: I have MAIN > CONTROL > VELOCITY ANTI-DIVE checked and it lights several times when cutting (not sure if it has any relation to the problem
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4 years 10 months ago #228553
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Would this have anything to do with FERROR and MIN_FERROR ?
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4 years 10 months ago #228556
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Replied by tommylight on topic Lead-in going beyond path
See above, if stepper system = mechanical issues.
From the cuts i am fairly certain it is a stepper system.
From the cuts i am fairly certain it is a stepper system.
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4 years 10 months ago #228571
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Replied by rodw on topic Lead-in going beyond path
Can you try a perpendicular leadin? That is the recommended method.
Its either your choice of leadin or mechanical issues.
Its either your choice of leadin or mechanical issues.
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4 years 10 months ago #228643
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Replied by fernandosf on topic Lead-in going beyond path
It was mechanical, one of my pillows had a loosen screw that adjusts it around the rod.
I have set lower accel and the wobbling is gone.
Thanks guys.
I have set lower accel and the wobbling is gone.
Thanks guys.
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