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- 06 mai 2023 04:55
- Forum : GRBL32bits V1.0/1.5
- Sujet : Stepper motor noise
- Réponses : 3
- Vues : 2743
Re: Stepper motor noise
I found by reducing the voltage awhile reading amps there is a as sweet spot where you can tune the noise out. And by making minute adjustments to belt tension / mechanical binding which drives resistance into amps. More amps more noise. The amp meter reading will help ensure the lowest possible amp...
- 18 juin 2021 03:34
- Forum : GRBL32bits V1.0/1.5
- Sujet : axis offsets
- Réponses : 6
- Vues : 3009
Re: axis offsets
If you own a dial indicator, I’d consider putting a known straight sided block and lay it out and tram your machine. By running the dial indicator in y then x axis if you got a movement problem that will help find it, check you tube videos for more info. Based on your findings it may suggest an axis...
- 18 juin 2021 02:47
- Forum : GRBL32bits V1.0/1.5
- Sujet : Machine stops randomly (fixed)
- Réponses : 9
- Vues : 3998
Re: Machine stops randomly
How are programs being loaded if USB isn’t in use?
If from a SD card, try another card, just curious.
If from a SD card, try another card, just curious.
- 28 avr. 2021 04:41
- Forum : GRBL32bits V1.0/1.5
- Sujet : Starting problems
- Réponses : 19
- Vues : 5776
Re: Starting problems
I’m getting closer to where your at now. Something I noticed in your picture. If I read the wiring and power information correctly I see you have a white cable running to the STM32, and no cable connected to the ESP32 board. In the instructions it seems to say to plug the usb power cable or PC to th...
- 13 avr. 2021 05:06
- Forum : GRBL32bits V1.0/1.5
- Sujet : SoCal RS-CNC32 Initial Build Summary
- Réponses : 14
- Vues : 4658
Re: SoCal RS-CNC32 Initial Build Summary
Thank you so much.Giles. I got a local and cloud copy. :) John, I found a couple of nice clamp parts And printable parallels, v blocks etc up Thingiverse. Your braver than I am to use a metal clamp for close in machining. When I learn milling back in the 70’s there was no plastic or 3dprinters so me...
- 12 avr. 2021 03:28
- Forum : GRBL32bits V1.0/1.5
- Sujet : SoCal RS-CNC32 Initial Build Summary
- Réponses : 14
- Vues : 4658
Re: SoCal RS-CNC32 Initial Build Summary
Looking forward to getting stuff together. Thanks for the board suggestion. Do you happen to have anything in your documentation on this? I’ll be glad to send pics as needed. If you want to add it. I calibrated the dolly using the side plates and rails before starting the motor assembly, a construct...
- 10 avr. 2021 21:59
- Forum : GRBL32bits V1.0/1.5
- Sujet : SoCal RS-CNC32 Initial Build Summary
- Réponses : 14
- Vues : 4658
Re: SoCal RS-CNC32 Initial Build Summary
My 20 year old Craftsman vacuum has been place in the back 1/2 of my building and that works great for noise for now. I am adding a cyclone dust collector made from 2 big box store buckets. All off the shelf parts. No printed 3D parts needed. I’ll let you know how that works out. Plans from You Tube...
- 10 avr. 2021 07:42
- Forum : GRBL32bits V1.0/1.5
- Sujet : SoCal RS-CNC32 Initial Build Summary
- Réponses : 14
- Vues : 4658
Re: SoCal RS-CNC32 Initial Build Summary
Great presentation and a beautiful machine. I’m about 50% done with my full AliExpress kit. Both of your mods are great concepts. And thanks for the easy to follow instruction document. My ANet A6 printer had some bad problems when I tried printing the modified x motor drive. But I got printed today...
- 05 avr. 2021 03:32
- Forum : GRBL32bits V1.0/1.5
- Sujet : calibrate the axis and xy angle
- Réponses : 1
- Vues : 1939
Re: calibrate the axis and xy angle
Sounds like the calibration may be off. Start with the melts and roller assenblies checking ofr a binding condition. If you can hook up a amp meter and measure each motor singliluary. Once motors are tuned then you need to start each axis calibration. Some folks call it treammeling. Here is a good y...
- 08 mars 2021 03:13
- Forum : GRBL32bits V1.0/1.5
- Sujet : Ideas for improving RS-CNC
- Réponses : 4
- Vues : 2306
Re: Ideas for improving RS-CNC
I'm interested in seeing more details about the modifications you made. I have a spindle similar to yours and wanted to hear about what modification s were needed to get it operational. I got a cheap electrical panel form Ebay that I'm going to be using to house my VFD and all of the other electrica...