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General Mach Discussion / Second Mill of a rectangle is not accurate
« on: June 14, 2013, 07:08:06 AM »
Hey,
I'm new here and maybe in the wrong section but I searched a lot in this forum and could not find a better place to put my question on.
I have a mach3 (latest version Mach3 R3.043.066) installed and configured.
I draw a simple rectangle (200x200mm) in Cut2d and export the path as a Mach3 file (mm).
The rectangle has a depth of 4mm. Cut2d is set to 2mm per cut with a 3mm mill.
Now my problem:
First rectangle (2mm in the first mill) is OK (dimension). The second turn, the rectangle is not accurate at all. The second mill has an offset of about 1mm in X and Y.
I can say that it's not a mechanical issue because if I cut with another Tool (WIN-NC) both cuts are at the exact same position.
What i found out is that this is some how related to the cutting speed.
If i cut with 4mm/s the second cut of the rectangle is too wide.
If I cut with 8mm/s the second cut is too narrow.
With 6mm/s the second cut seems to be fine.
Does anyone have an idea what could cause this strange behaviour on mach3?
Thanks for your answer
Regards
Chris
I'm new here and maybe in the wrong section but I searched a lot in this forum and could not find a better place to put my question on.
I have a mach3 (latest version Mach3 R3.043.066) installed and configured.
I draw a simple rectangle (200x200mm) in Cut2d and export the path as a Mach3 file (mm).
The rectangle has a depth of 4mm. Cut2d is set to 2mm per cut with a 3mm mill.
Now my problem:
First rectangle (2mm in the first mill) is OK (dimension). The second turn, the rectangle is not accurate at all. The second mill has an offset of about 1mm in X and Y.
I can say that it's not a mechanical issue because if I cut with another Tool (WIN-NC) both cuts are at the exact same position.
What i found out is that this is some how related to the cutting speed.
If i cut with 4mm/s the second cut of the rectangle is too wide.
If I cut with 8mm/s the second cut is too narrow.
With 6mm/s the second cut seems to be fine.
Does anyone have an idea what could cause this strange behaviour on mach3?
Thanks for your answer
Regards
Chris