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Hi all,
During cutting my laser slows down or even stops while cutting tight circles or curves. The effect increases, as the nominal size of the circle decreases (ex. with radii of 10 it just slows down, with radii of 3mm it stops and produces strange noise). The resulting feature is hardly approximate a circle and there is dark spots along the circumference, also step-loss occurs. I've already excluded every possible mechanical (like backlash, lubrication, etc.) or electrical source (driver/soldering, etc. problems), the machine has been calibrated with professional measurement tools and every part of it is a CNC machined metal or industrial grade part.
Machine type: experimental cartesian printer
Controller: MKS Gen V1.4
MarlinKimbra Latest and up to date
Host: LaserWeb
Some ideas/thoughts:
So I have googled the hell out of this and someone using marlin had the same problem Here. I have tried the latest version of marlin on my board and it runs nice and smooth through the turns, curves, or circles. The issue is only MarlinKimbra. I love laserWeb and its direct connection however I can't seem to figure this out
Here is a list of thing I have tried
Older version or MarlinKimbra for my laser:
`You can edit "board.txt" in arduino ide, copy the "mega 2560" board declaration, call it
"mega 2560 serial buffer 256" and then add a line like:
Hi all,
During cutting my laser slows down or even stops while cutting tight circles or curves. The effect increases, as the nominal size of the circle decreases (ex. with radii of 10 it just slows down, with radii of 3mm it stops and produces strange noise). The resulting feature is hardly approximate a circle and there is dark spots along the circumference, also step-loss occurs. I've already excluded every possible mechanical (like backlash, lubrication, etc.) or electrical source (driver/soldering, etc. problems), the machine has been calibrated with professional measurement tools and every part of it is a CNC machined metal or industrial grade part.
Machine type: experimental cartesian printer
Controller: MKS Gen V1.4
MarlinKimbra Latest and up to date
Host: LaserWeb
motion settings:
Speed: 900 mm/s, Acceleration: 12 000 mm/s^2, "Jerk": 50 mm/s
Some ideas/thoughts:
So I have googled the hell out of this and someone using marlin had the same problem Here. I have tried the latest version of marlin on my board and it runs nice and smooth through the turns, curves, or circles. The issue is only MarlinKimbra. I love laserWeb and its direct connection however I can't seem to figure this out
Here is a list of thing I have tried
Older version or MarlinKimbra for my laser:
`You can edit "board.txt" in arduino ide, copy the "mega 2560" board declaration, call it
"mega 2560 serial buffer 256" and then add a line like:
mega256.build.extra_flags=-DSERIAL_RX_BUFFER_SIZE=256 -DSERIAL_TX_BUFFER_SIZE=256`
Small effect it took quarter turns on the small holes but still stuttered like hell
Zero Effect from here on out
Here are the setting I have played with and have had no affect
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