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Great news and happy your sorted. . :yahoo:

Can't beat good electronics they make a world of differance and don't workout that much more expensive in the grand scheme of things when you consider...

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My friend had a similar problem a few years ago, after a lot of messing about, we found a few important but simple things helped out.

1. Check your parallel cable, and both connections,...

Dare I ask for a bit more clarification? Dangerous ground, here, perhaps! But here goes...

What I'm not quite sure about here is the difference between G0 and G1. So, a few examples to see if I...

In LinuxCNC you can specify a tolerance on the G64 command, so the controller sacrifices constant speed to maintain the toolpath within the specified tolerance. e.g. put 'G64 P0.05' at the begining...

Check your pulse train speed as I had a sort of similar issue and found I was running too fast. If you want to post up your axis settings I'll check them against mine. I've got a 3020, but I think...

There are way better guys on here than me to advise, but here goes....
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What you are describing sounds like a motor stall on the y-axis, which is likely due to 2 causes:
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1. You have a...

If you want to spend some money how about this

GWizard: A CNC Machinist's Calculator for Feeds and Speeds

No problem, glad that i can help here.

Here are some more tips:

1. Using the formula


you could variate things if need job done faster up to where drivers, machine, rigidity holds, see 2...

Hi,
congratulations!

I was there some years ago, so lets see how we can make your learning faster.

Here are some tips for you , i will try to order them like steps:

1. Mach3
-Buy it if you...