Thread: mach3, steps & microstepping
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08-04-2013 #6
Sorry got side tracked, the dog pissed on the carpet and then on my boots when I kicked it up the arse............
OK X and Y ten turns to go 3" so one turn to go 0.300"
200 step motor means each step is 300 / 200 = 0.0015" or a thou and a half per step which is a bit course.
I reckon on a router 1/2 a thou is good enough so you want microstepping of 3 to get 1/2 thou which isn't an available step.
If you choose 5 that gives you 0.0003" per step
Now the Z, 10 turns = 2" so one turn = 0.200"
0.200 / 200 give 1 thou on full steps and 1/2 a thou if you choose 2 micro steps.
That's the maths, you may want different figures.John S -
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