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    Quote Originally Posted by ravihotwok View Post
    not too sure what a star point is, how do I connect it to the metal braid screening?
    This has been talked about many times on here try a search !! Read some of the build logs etc you don't seem to take advise when offered
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  2. Advise welcome, instructions even better. Searching is great, but is something can be answered in a simple sentence then that saves a lot of time. Will do a search now and see what I can find.

    That wiki link explains a lot. Except the best way to go about physically achieving it.
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  3. I now understand what a star point is. Can I splice into each of the motor cables just to expose the outer metal braid, then solder/heatshrink a cable to it which can then me linked to a star point in the box?
    Enthusiastic with CNC stuff but a proper novice so be gentle
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    Chinese 3020t Build

  4. the screen is just metal that picks up the noise and passes this noise back to ground as current, so as long as you have a good connection to ground that is all you need. so use your initiative and solder a wire onto the screen and connect it to gnd.
    how you do it is up to you and depends on how messy you can accept.

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  6. Great Gary, I understand that. Im pretty sure I can do that nice and neat and finish off with a bit of heatshrink to keep it all covered up.
    Enthusiastic with CNC stuff but a proper novice so be gentle
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    Chinese 3020t Build

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    Ravi, like this:

    Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
    Just solder Separate wire to shield, fold back and put shrink wrap over then run wire back to Ground point.

    Attachment 14744 Attachment 14745
    Basically you are building a path for any electrical noise that may target your cable and give problems, so it can leave the system.
    Last edited by Lee Roberts; 26-07-2017 at 11:42 AM.
    Lee

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  9. Awesome lee, instead of doing it like that I will do it a bit further back as ive got plugs on the end of my cable which connect into the planet control box. But I will put a earth point where the plugs go into the box, so there will only be a short length from the motor cable to the box for earth, should look reasonably neat. Thanks chaps for explaining in laymans terms, helped a lot. Will crack on later tonight and report back with some more pics
    Enthusiastic with CNC stuff but a proper novice so be gentle
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