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    Same .gcode file - two different printers - very different results

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    • Dougal1957undefined
      Dougal1957
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      No that will not affect your Z AXis hight at all?

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      • Sinkundefined
        Sink
        last edited by

        Probably not, but sounds like it needs to be done anyway??

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        • Sinkundefined
          Sink
          last edited by

          Looks like no difference .. when done printing will try to measure the "jog" on the Z axis ..

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          • dc42undefined
            dc42 administrators
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            What is the thread pitch on your Z axis screw? is there any gearing between the Z axis motor and the screw?

            Alternatively, do you know what Z steps/mm you were using in the firmware for the other board?

            Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
            Please do not ask me for Duet support via PM or email, use the forum
            http://www.escher3d.com, https://miscsolutions.wordpress.com

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            • Sinkundefined
              Sink
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              Tried a jog of +100 and measured 65 mm change.. Will repeat .. Pretty much same result ..
              Could this be a current problem to the Z steppers (2)

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              • Sinkundefined
                Sink
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                Looking to find your answers .. Have to find the old marlin code .. and of course it is not on this computer .. will be back when I have the answers .. I believe the P3 came with M5x295 screw rods if that helps ..

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                • dc42undefined
                  dc42 administrators
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                  It could be that your Z steps/mm are wrong, or your X acceleration is too high, or your Z maximum speed is too high, or the Z motor current is too low. You should be able to get all of these details except the motor current from your Marlin config file.

                  One other possibility: if you have two Z motors and they are badly-chosen high inductance low current types, then the series connection used by the two Z motors connectors on the Duet won't work well with them, and you will need to connect them in parallel instead. Can you read the model number of the Z motors from the label?

                  Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
                  Please do not ask me for Duet support via PM or email, use the forum
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                  • Sinkundefined
                    Sink
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                    Some numbers :

                    Steppers SL42STH40-1684A

                    MARLIN:

                    DefaultAxisStepsPerUnit 80,80,4000, 775 – the 4000 looks bigger than the config val

                    Default Acceleration 3000

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                    • Sinkundefined
                      Sink
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                      Yup z Steps are set to 2560 .. try a change to 4000?

                      Ratios look about right for measurements ..
                      warmin up for a test print ..

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                      • number40fanundefined
                        number40fan
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                        If you got a 65mm change when commanding 100, then 4000 will get you close.

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                        • number40fanundefined
                          number40fan
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                          BTW, your pictures in this post and another you posted in, are not working.

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                          • Sinkundefined
                            Sink
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                            It is printing .. hopeful .. damn, you guys are good ..

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                            • dc42undefined
                              dc42 administrators
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                              Glad you sorted it. Those steppers are good for plugging directly into the 2 Z motor sockets on the Duet. 1000mA current in the M906 command would be about right.

                              Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
                              Please do not ask me for Duet support via PM or email, use the forum
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                              • Sinkundefined
                                Sink
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                                Print looks much better .. still not perfect but closer, do a few more calcs and adjusts.. will up the current to 1000 in M906 and increase the extruder steps for the titan and the 0.9 motor .and keep trying . Thanks again all ..

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