A Better Way to Calibrate Steps/Unit on your CNC

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Название	:	A Better Way to Calibrate Steps/Unit on your CNC
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This video is absolutely fantastic No bd, no complications just straight to the point Subb'd!
Comment from : Johnny Faber

Awesome video man ! Thanks
Comment from : ThePaintPro

Nice job I have used this method since I got my 4x8 CNC a couple of years ago After I check my X, Y and Z, I also check the diagonal using the 3,4,5 method I found my gantry was out I think this is very important if you want to get square cuts
Comment from : Dr Eric R Shantzer

Hello Tlar, I have the same machine running on Tollpath I saw a different software you are using so the video doesn't respond to my question: I got error code 803 that I cannot find in manual Trying to fix the issue I change home position and didn't kept the original settings brbrNow I'm stuck with and trying to find information about how to fix this code May be you can help? Thank you in advance!
Comment from : Nikolay Sanych

Your calibration hinges on how acurate the tape measure is , try this with 3 or 4 different tape measures you may be suprised ! Dial gauge over 1 inch VS tape measure over 90 inch
Comment from : Tony Blewitt

Thank you for uploading and sharing Trying this out tomorrow! Except on Mach3
Comment from : BeginnerVids

i now trust yo uand my friend who told me to do so
Comment from : Pranav Rampal

I have this same issue When I use a 1" dial indicator I can dial in the Steps Per Inch perfectly in using the calibrator in Mach 3 but by the time its at the other end of 8' bed its way off like an inch or so If I use the tape I get good results but the dial indicator is usually off around 005" I have tried multiple indicators even bought brand new one and they are all off the same so I know its not the indicator So the tape works better for me too but I have had tapes that are off as well So you have to make sure you have a good tape
Comment from : afbigfish1

Hi I have done this exactly on my 4008 and always have, but still get circles that arnt 100 perfect, if u cut 2csircles and revolve them onto of each other there slightly out by maybe 25 of a mm, brHow can u get them 100 perfectbrThsnks
Comment from : Pose Group

great vid was wondering if I could get some info I am at my wit's end trying to work out what is the best micro step for my NEMA 34 I have built a machine that I would like to do plasma/router as I have made the complete thing myself It is controlled by a 5 axis stand-alone controller I have control of all the axis but the setting up of the steppers has me stumped
Comment from : Rong Fu Capers

Nice But What do you do now? 🤔br Hehe, you see, I have just spent 4 hours to calibrat my machine 😅😁 But i didn't figure it out! brIf you have an answear i would appriciate it! 👍
Comment from : stonebay productions

Very helpful Thank you I subscribed
Comment from : Margaret Johnson

Sorry for being nosy, but I have to ask: What do you do for a living? Does it involve that great big CNC router in your video? I think that I am a bit envious :-) My CNC has a 6" x 6" x 6" volume I use it for engraving PCB and machining small aluminum parts Sorry if my questions are too personal, please ignore me if that is the case BTW: Excellent video I'm a subscriber now!
Comment from : R Maker

You are so right one or 2 inches does not do it my steps are so much better now
Comment from : Michael Parrish

I agree with your method, I would add that using a good quality tape measure is essential, not all tapes give a accurate reading s
Comment from : Kevin Willis