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Thread: falling z-axis???

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    Default falling z-axis???

    Hello All,

    2 week-old machine has ran a few good projects. I tried to run one this past weekend and after a few carving passes, it decided to droop in the z direction a little more with every pass. I stopped it and recompiled the project and it did the same thing. I got one of the projects that Jeff has posted and tried to run it. I got the smae result tonight. I let it run a little longer this time. See the picture for the result when it stalled the y-axis. Any one else had this one?

    Thanks!
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    Regards,

    MTPOCKETS

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    Default one more thing about falling z-axis

    I made sure the bit was still snug in the adapter. The bit stays in the adapter and the adapter is not coming loose from the chuck. This is a z movement issue or the programming that is telling the z axis how to move.
    Regards,

    MTPOCKETS

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    sounds like this problem:
    http://www.carvewright.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=617

    Happy carving,
    Happy carving , Jeff Birt

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    Thats exactly what it looks like. Just call the people at carvewright and they will walk you through what you need to do to fix it.

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    Thanks guys. I will put a call in tomorrow.
    Regards,

    MTPOCKETS

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