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Last edited by dexpiste In 2019-5-11 07:13 Editor
Thanks for your help, but it is an electrical problem derived from the "noise" because I say this, because this same cnc (without the drivers that I have now) was working in another domestic place, when I took it and put it where I have it now I installed it with mah3 but it could not work because of the electronics and the electrical noise, just when I connected it worked fine but when I turned on the inverter and put the spindle on, the cnc would stop and mach3 would freeze, it would not work, that's why I tell you to be sure that this is the problem, also work works very well but when I turn on the investor happens what I tell you.
What I have noticed is that at least one of the drivers I think works badly. this afternoon I have been involved and I have followed the advice you gave me and I have taken a snap shot of the spindle (I also read about it) and I have put it in the box where I have installed the drivers and it seems to work better until I decided to change the driver of the Y axis to put it to the X and X to Y and it seems to be vastly better because in the Gcode that was executing the Y axis did not require much precision instead the X if, therefore I I have to buy some drivers because the ones I have are TB6600 and they do not seem to be very thin.
What drivers could I buy for a cnc 3040 with ACT 76mm motors? If I know it is not a lot of machine but to begin with it is not bad
Edit:
How about DM542 drivers for this cnc?
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