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Stainless OX CNC Router Calibration of Steps/mm in Mach3

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How to Calibrate Steps/mm in Mach3 of the DIY CNC Router Stainless OX. Initial setting based on calculation followed by a manual procedure (measure, calibrate, re-measure).
NOTE: Remember, if you have a slave motor on one of the axis you have to copy any calibration data to the slave axis under Motor Tuning.
For more info check: forum.makersup...
To get parts for the Stainless OX check out: makersupplies.dk

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25 авг 2024

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@peterpollard7204 9 лет назад

Thanks again Martin, Got my plates being cut and the price was $330 AUD to be laser cut. will let you know the quality once I get them back.

@adamhaworth6309 2 года назад

Really helped me thank you 🙏

@khaledalhalabi9028 2 года назад

Thank you for this video ❤️

@RicardoMRachel 7 лет назад

Congratulation. Very helpful.

@moorthimoorthi3908 5 лет назад

Sir my problem is my machine not home switch setup, your settings is workout ah? Sorry for the my bad english, reply me plzzz sir

@AR_Aero_Engineering Год назад

What is the plate called that you get as the base ?

@martinbarfoed5040 Год назад

Dobyou mean the MDF spoil board?

@ronald44181000 8 лет назад

I really appreciate your demonstration as it has cleared up a lot of my confusion. But I tried the Prusa Calculator and I noticed that there is no reference to use with the GT3 Belts. Just to make sure I'm not missing anything. What values should I use for these belts?

@martinbarfoed5040 8 лет назад

Hi Ronald, As far as I can see you do not need to use one of the presets in Prusa. Just enter the three numbers for Motor Angle (1.8), Belt Pitch (3) and Tooth count (e.g. 20). The pitch for GT3 is 3mm. Hope this will work for you

@1bulldog998 6 лет назад

great video i`am right on the money 200 mm were it was set

@alicante1989 7 лет назад

HI SIR WHEN IM USE '' axis calibration " the steps per unit is "" 5.55221 '''' but when move cnc by g code the machine move very very slowly

@martinbarfoed5040 7 лет назад

Wow that's not an easy question to help you with. You need to secure that controllers are set correctly and that it's reflected in the controller program. Then you need to do motor tuning (if you are using Mach3) All this must work when you jog the machine before trying to send g-code