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You can see in the picture how there is an initial step on the one side. When it first happened i was thinking I was losing steps on the x axis, but after adjusting the current, vwheels, betls, and screws I am still left with this initial offset. And it is only on the first pass, all the other passes match up fine. It seems anytime the machine plunges for a new first pass there is a slight offset. I am running the 1000 mm with the 60 minute x axis mod and the dewalt 611. Any input would be very appreciated.
Thanks!!
Hey Ryan, Thank you for the reply. I was using a .0625" bit with a .04" depth of cut, 6ipm plunge, and feed rate of 40 ipm. This particular piece is hard maple.
General rule is don’t cut deeper than half the diameter of your bit. So half of .0625 is .03125… That’s your max depth of cut(DOC). Hard maple may make you take less than that actually. Give it a try. Good Luck