Bad circles plasma
25 Sep 2021 17:34 - 25 Sep 2021 17:38 #221564
by paulsao
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25 Sep 2021 18:19 #221568
by tommylight
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Mechanical backlash from the looks of it.
Check for something loose, pulleys, gears, pinion to rack, belts...
Check for something loose, pulleys, gears, pinion to rack, belts...
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25 Sep 2021 20:17 #221573
by paulsao
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Check everything and everything is safe, now that I think I have 2 dm556 drivers for the y axis and 1 tb6600 for the x axis, can there be a problem in that?
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25 Sep 2021 21:47 #221579
by chris@cnc
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I think yes. It looks like one axis accelerates faster than the other. Compare the parameters. It is good if all have same stepscale, acceleration and velocity. Mark the transition.
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26 Sep 2021 01:45 #221595
by paulsao
Replied by paulsao on topic Bad circles plasma
Someone has another idea, change the drivers to use the same I put the same bands and sprockets with the same number of teeth the same scale, check and everything is safe, the speeds of the x and y joints are the same I don't know what else to do
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26 Sep 2021 03:09 #221597
by PCW
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It really looks like mechanical backlash or a
combination of spring and stiction to me.
I would try jogging back and forth in the axis with
the worst error and checking for lost motion with
a indicator
Its mainly along the axis which is a line between
the two arrows of the plot.
combination of spring and stiction to me.
I would try jogging back and forth in the axis with
the worst error and checking for lost motion with
a indicator
Its mainly along the axis which is a line between
the two arrows of the plot.
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26 Sep 2021 08:01 #221614
by tommylight
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What is the step scale and what microstepping ?
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26 Sep 2021 14:18 #221632
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26 Sep 2021 15:00 #221640
by chris@cnc
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Looks better. But circle is not quite round yet. The xy axis is not square. You can adjust y gantry little. Attach a pencil and draw a square on paper. Turn it same place around and draw again. Now you see error and adjust the half in homing offset.
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26 Sep 2021 16:26 #221643
by tommylight
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Can you set microstepping to 1/4 or 1/8 and scale accordingly and test again?
Direct drive with big pulley = no good.
Now that might be due to microstepping and the inability of motors to keep position when at any other angle than 1.8 degree due to forces/momentum/inertia/etc.
Direct drive with big pulley = no good.
Now that might be due to microstepping and the inability of motors to keep position when at any other angle than 1.8 degree due to forces/momentum/inertia/etc.
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