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    • RE: Linear Movement innacurate

      The config I had sent I now realize was the latest I tried with micro-stepping to experiment with noise. I prefer a little slower prints.

      It is absolutely 16 teeth. As I counted to make sure. but I'll try it at 20 teeth anyway.

      This is a refurbished controller board I got directly from Duet. The problem I am now having is it won't connect in YAT to get my wifi up and running. Any suggestions there?

      posted in Tuning and tweaking
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    • RE: Linear Movement innacurate

      Well, now I screwed up and hit the erase button meaning to hit the Reset. So while I figure that out and how to get connected again here is my config file.

      Motors are 1.8 degree/200 steps per revolution

      config.g

      posted in Tuning and tweaking
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    • Linear Movement innacurate

      I just finished wiring and calibrating my duet wifi and linear movement is inaccurate. I have GT2 belts with 16 tooth gears and pulleys. Z axis is an M8x8 lead screw. With 32 Microstepping I have it set at X200, Y200. Z800 Step/mm. However when I rapid move the X and Y-axis 100mm it grossly overshoots that by about 15-20mm. I havent't tried pringint anything yet since this is so far off. Does anyone have a clue as to why this is so inaccurate? I've triple checked all my mechanical components and everything is entered correctly, belts are tight etc. Please help.

      Kenny

      posted in Tuning and tweaking
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