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Lines in my carvings on Lead 1010

Discussion in 'CNC Mills/Routers' started by Bruce Murphy, Apr 12, 2020.

  1. Bruce Murphy

    Bruce Murphy New
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    Good Evening,

    Can anyone tell me why I am getting the lines from corner to corner in my carvings? What am I doing wrong? 20200412_153419.jpg 20200412_153433.jpg 20200412_153419.jpg
     
    #1 Bruce Murphy, Apr 12, 2020
  2. Gary Caruso

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    Hi Bruce, Please post the cnc file here so we can help, what programs are you using?
    Is this the first 3D project you tried? has this happened on other projects?
    Cheers
    Gary
     
    #2 Gary Caruso, Apr 12, 2020
  3. David the swarfer

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    I think backlash, cut some circles to check
     
    #3 David the swarfer, Apr 13, 2020
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  4. Bruce Murphy

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    Using V-carve desktop and openbuilds control. I have done 3 or 4 3D projects and they all have done this.

    See uploaded files

    Thanks,
    Bruce
     

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    I will check into the backlash this evening any thiing in particular I should look for? Am new to CNC

    Thanks,
    Bruce
     
    #5 Bruce Murphy, Apr 13, 2020
  6. David the swarfer

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    cut a circle, look for out of round and/or steps where X or Y change direction.
    once you know which axis it is (could be both) figure out what is loose and fix it. (-:
    discussed many times here in the forums, just search for the established answers
     
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  7. Bruce Murphy

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    Not sure what to look for posted some photos below. What do you see?
     

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