Thanks guys

[Dave_stoke]

After hijacking Richards thread... Sorry buddy it wasn't my intention.

I had a lot of input from chas, sapper and someone else who's name has escaped me.

I done a DIY cable shielding job on my spindle supply line, wrapped in tinfoil then sealed with copper wire strands and taped. The shielding touches the connector plugs both ends and I ran it externally to the gantry runners to further it from other signal cables. I also earthed all main points.

Just running a program now. I tried the one it really struggled with a simple lego block program but without cutting. What I was testing for is its ability to return to where it was originally zeroed. And at a feed rate of 200mm/min it seemed to manage it with pinpoint accuracy.

Prior to doing this it always landed +1.95mm off on x axis. And z was always +2.25mm+ when mack geometry registered +0.0025mm on all 3.

So huge thanks guys. You lot rock... So far lol

This is what it's running now
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10218033243208458&id=1407677767

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[Dave_stoke]

I've turned the feed rate right down and it still seems to be doing as it should.

Happy days :)

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