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  1. #1
    Hi clive
    it isn't biding when I turn the knob at the top of the motor it's notchy but just like the other motors
    any other ideas I may try

  2. #2
    If you can swap connections around, try changing with another axis to see if the problem is transferred. If it is , it's electrical. If not it is mechanical.

  3. #3
    If Mach is showing it as moving but it's not is the Z axis coupling slipping?
    Neil...

    Build log...here

  4. #4
    I will try swapping the connections around and see what happens
    also will look to see if the z axis coupling slipping (not sure where to look for this tho?)

    thank you all for the positive replies
    I have heard the wiring to there are a little suspect
    would I be able to purchase better wiring from say Maplin (what size gauge etc)
    or is it a more specialized shop

    thanks

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by Janste View Post
    I will try swapping the connections around and see what happens
    also will look to see if the z axis coupling slipping (not sure where to look for this tho?)
    It connects the Z axis stepper motor to the Z axis ballscrew/leadscrew....looks a bit like this probably...Click image for larger version. 

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    Neil...

    Build log...here

  6. #6
    thanks
    will I find allen type head bolt in the holes that may need tightening

  7. #7
    Depends on the type fitted to your machine, generally I believe they're socket head cap bolts so yes.
    Neil...

    Build log...here

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