As you can see in the picture attached, i was drilling cibbage board holes and they arent lined up. (The picture looks turned, the pencil lines are running horizontal along the x-axis)
Vectric file, shows they are straight.
I ran the calibration tool in gSender and was out 1.3mm, I updated the settings to reflect the steps (per the recommendation of the calibration).
I also put the inductive sensors on previously and im not sure if that is causing the issue.
I updated the settings in gSender per the sensor page from the website.
Also maybe of note is I replaced the control board previously as well. Prior to replacing the board I never had any issues with the Y axis being out like this.
@Dlab006 It’s likely not the cause. I was just trying to take into account that the issue started when you replaced the Uno. It can’t hurt to re-flash it. It’s simple to do in gSender. Be sure to follow the instructions. There are two steps to complete.
Have you tried running this file again? Does the problem present itself in other files?
Have you tried checking or replacing your couplers or Delrin nuts? I’d try pushing your Y gantry back and forth and check for any looseness or rattling as well.
One of those parts might be slipping. If it’s a mechanical issue, reflashing will likely not help.
Thanks for the reply Andy.
Looks like one of my couplers was loose. It seems to move better this time. I’ll do another calibration and test carve tomorrow and see where I’m at.
Do you mean the Delrin anti-backlash blocks? Or are the Derlin nuts something different? I can’t find Derlin nuts on the parts page.
