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Re:Home Switches

Posted by Fred Smith
on 2004-01-11 20:41:51 UTC
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "Dave Fisher" <dave@d...>
wrote:
> On fitting home switches to our router table, I notice that each
time
> I home the table - the X and Y readings differ greatly, some times
upto + -
> 0.5 mm. Seldom never going to zero. Slowing the home traverse speed
seems to
> make little difference.

1) use an indicator and check for lost steps. If you are off by this
much there may be a problem with the stepper adjustments.

2) Double check that the stop and switch are mounted "FIRMLY". Any
looseness will show as a moving home position

3) Most systems that I have looked at will repeat very reasonably if
the same speeds and direction are used.

What are you using for an actuator? A perpendicular face, or a ramp?

Fred Smith - IMService

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