Hi everyone,
Hopefully someone can help me out. While my handibot is cutting out a part that I programmed after cutting for a little bit it will either freeze or skip and then start cutting in the completely wrong spot. I believe it is due to an issue with the x motor because when I touch all of the different motors they seem rather cool to slightly warm but the x motor could burn if I put my hand there for any length of time.
I am currently running the program with a feed rate of .75in per sec with a depth of .2", which seems decent to me, but I am cutting walnut hardwood. Should I be running it even slower? Or is it more likely that something is really wrong with the motor.
It seems to vary whether it does its skip and cutting while it is plunged in the cut or while it is moving to do the next cut above the material.
It is very frustrating because I am doing a tiled tool path and I will get most of the way through a piece and them it is completely ruined.
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Dan