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Re: About Me
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2020
by John Belue
Ok I am going to try so here goes. Look at the cut around the flower and see if anyone has had this. Thanks in advance for your help
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Re: About Me
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2020
by John Belue
The picture was taken on an angle like that to show the steps. It was cut as you see it don't know if a focus problem or y move problem. I am learning as I go. I have done a lot of cuts and this started here lately so thinking something is loose or is moving during the cuts.
Thanks Again,
John Belue
Re: About Me
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2020
by Pete Cyr
Without power applied move your gantry in both the x and y and see if you feel any drag That changes as you move from end to end
Check the bed level with the gantry
Check the lens head Assy tight
Check the lens seated and properly mounted
Re: About Me
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2020
by Gene Uselman
Still looks like the beam is hitting the edge of the hole in the nozzle and reflecting to the side. Russ and I collaborated on this tool to easily check that the beam is in the center. Size the holes to just fit the end of the nozzle cone and put a piece of tape over the bottom of the tool. This one will check this in the 4 corners of the machine- you can just put paper tape over the nozzle and rub down well enough so you can see the opening and pulse.
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Re: About Me
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2020
by John Belue
Looks like I am shooting to the upper left will recently and see if it goes away.
Thanks Everyone
Re: About Me
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2020
by John Belue
That was recenter so will look on how to adjust
Thanks
Re: About Me
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2020
by Gene Uselman
That will the the 3rd mirror adjustment. The other test for this is a pulse just out of the nozzle and then moving the bed down 4" or so and trying another pulse- that will indicate if the 3rd mirror is positioned properly as well as being adjusted correctly.
Re: About Me
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2020
by John Belue
Hi Everyone,
I did the adjustment and it is cutting nice and clean now. This is the very reason I joined this sight because everyone is so helpful and there is a ton of information on here. Thanks for jumping in with your ideas and experience. Never to old to learn and always fun to learn even if it makes you work some. Thanks again for all of your help.
Thanks,
John Belue