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Tr wrote: Thank you,
The problem came back:( Rory, I'll try to do as you advice, thank you.O could this happened because of wrong post processor(aspire 8.0 Mach 2/3 Arcs (mm)(*.txt)?
Tr wrote: Rory, thank you, did like you said, appeared that Y is not going good (stuck), X and Z perfect. Could this be the problem? Working with Y...
Denus wrote: Oh, I recognise this...using Aspire 8 too.
But in my case it is a hardware issue: the screw on the servo drive pulley stick out a little (despite the Loctite blue I used??) and damaged the tooth-belt. After that, a lot of things went wrong.
Maybe my belt was set too tight too, but anyway, I'll have to exchange some parts to make it work again.
The belt system on the Y axis is a weakness imo.
jonalm wrote: Same issue with Y axis only. Im now having to adjust it the last two occasions in the past few days ive used it.
I retune it works fine do some cutting leave it a day or two then find the y axis stalls again. No way mine will do velocity of 5000mm/min.
The funny thing is the Y axis is fine moving to the rear end of the cnc, just moving to the front has the issue.
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