Interesting what your saying about higher voltage implying higher speeds.... from memory a higher voltage implies a lower current which implies less force to turn the motor.
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Interesting what your saying about higher voltage implying higher speeds.... from memory a higher voltage implies a lower current which implies less force to turn the motor.
I tried several different microsteps but this one seemed to be the smoothest. I will try decreasing the microsteps. Interesting about the acceleration. I hadn't thought of that...
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This is probably a really obvious question but I am after a summary of some general principles to improve the maximum (non cutting) rapid movement of my machine. I.E bigger motors increase...
Thanks for all your comments.
I finally got around to trying a few things. Turns out the coupler was slipping. The screws had worked loose. After tightening those it cut beautifully! !
Thanks...
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I recently built my hobby cnc machine and have been using ti to make some brackets. However, I have found that the machine tends to never cut the same line twice...
I want to cut a...
Thanks seanano,
Its interesting I had done exactly that but had left Pno5 =3. As soon as I changed it to 3, it turned on!
Unfortunately no matter what speed I put it at, it always goes to the...
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I have been playing around with my homemade milling machine and have decided that I need to control the spindle via linuxcnc rather than manually from the vfd. Unfortunately I do not have...
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So I have been playing around with linuxcnc for a few months and thought that I should connect my spindle to get the maximum control from it.
Unfortunately the information I have found...
Hi All,
So I have been playing around with linuxcnc for a few months and thought that I should connect my spindle to get the maximum control from it.
Unfortunately the information I have found...
I have noticed that the VFD identified by tomala89 is slightly different from the typical Huanyang VFD.
I happen to have this VFD and am very interested in learning how to connect a USB RS485...
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First off, I am not sure if this is in the right area or not as I have never really posted anything here.
I have seen several posts on here and other forums relating to this but...