Not returning to same origin/current position when framing a tumbler

Gilbert

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2023-07-27

I am using Piburn grip (set to 12,800 steps), an Omtech AF2028-80, and Lightburn 1.4.00.

When I manually move the laser using arrow to verify circumference it works perfect. For example, I set circumference of the tumbler I’m working on to 236mm. I draw a mark on the tumbler and set laser pointer to that mark. I click the up arrow in lightburn (‘move’ tab) while having distance set to 236 and it makes one perfect rotation stopping exactly on the mark it started from, so I know circumference and steps are set correctly.

However, when I frame the design, it does not return to the original starting position for some reason. This is a chuck rotary and I’m certain it’s not slipping in any way. I have the speeds and acceleration turned down for framing and rotation in the y axis. I’m using current position like always. Each time I frame, it stops about 3-4mm short of the original start position. Any idea why that might be happening?

Nugent

2023-07-28

Get a felt pen and put a mark on each sprocket between the motor and the chuck (inclusive). Ideally color in half the shaft and part of the sprocket then rerun your framing operation.

Hopefully it’s just a loose set-screw.

The tumbler is a bit like a flywheel. It will resist acceleration and deceleration. Rotating one full turn to prove the axis calibration may not show the same behavior as the 4 frame moves and the Traverse move at the beginning.

If the motion isn’t at the chuck, and if it’s not in the drive system, it’s motor slip and it’s probably best to lower the accelerations.

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